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By a prize-winning historian: The dramatic story of a Black man’s relentless search for freedom in Revolutionary-era America

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Discovering Black Vermont: African American Farmers in Hinesburgh, 1790-1890 Books for it was Lee whoElise A. Guyette tells the story of three generations of free African Americans trying to build a life and community in northern Vermont in the years following statehood. By piecing together fragments of the history of free blacks in Vermonttax and estate records, journals, diaries, and the likethe author recovers what is essentially a lost world, establishing a framework for using primary sources to document a forgotten past. The book is an