The Story of Hughes & D. Green's Attempts to Break Free

ISBN-13: 9788028375379 / Angielski / Miękka / 160 str.

Louis Hughes; Jacob D. Green

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The anthology 'The Story of Hughes & D. Green's Attempts to Break Free' offers a resonant compilation of narratives that delve into the poignant themes of freedom, resilience, and the harrowing struggle against enslavement. This collection is stylistically diverse, featuring memoirs that not only recount personal histories but also reflect broader socio-historical contexts. These works stand out for their raw authenticity and evocative prose, capturing the brutal reality of bondage and the undying human spirit's yearning for liberty. The anthology serves as a crucial literary platform for voices that represent a significant part of American history, often marginalized in mainstream discourse. The contributors, Louis Hughes and Jacob D. Green, bring forward their unique narratives informed by their own experiences of enslavement and subsequent journeys towards freedom. Their backgrounds are emblematic of the broader historical and cultural movements of the 19th century, particularly the abolitionist movement, and contribute profoundly to our understanding of these troubling yet transformative times. Their accounts go beyond mere personal salvation to touch upon the collective struggles of African Americans. 'The Story of Hughes & D. Green's Attempts to Break Free' is a critical read for anyone interested in the rich tapestry of American history and literature. It offers an educational journey through its exploration of deep-seated issues of race, identity, and freedom. This anthology is not just a historical record; it is an invitation to understand the complexities of human endurance and the intricate narratives of those who fought not just for their freedom, but for their right to narrate their life stories. Readers eager to delve into multifaceted perspectives and rigorous accounts will find this collection a valuable and insightful addition to their literary repertoire.