About “Bricks without straw”

Bricks Without Straw is a fictionalized account of how Reconstruction was sabotaged, depicting the struggles of a group of North Carolina freedpeople. The story follows their efforts to build new lives by buying land, marketing crops, establishing a church and school, and voting for sympathetic politicians, until they are subjected to Klan terrorism and the rise of a white supremacist government that reduces them to neo-slavery.

Book details

Published
1880
Latest edition
1880 · ISBN 9780822343950
ISBN
9780822343950

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How many pages is Bricks without straw?

Bricks without straw by Albion Winegar Tourgée has 450 pages.