LETTERS FROM PORT ROYAL

1862

_Arrival of the "missionaries" at Port Royal.--The household

at Pine Grove.--First impressions of the blacks.--General

Hunter's attempt to recruit a negro regiment.--The Planter

episode.--The labor situation.--Establishment at Coffin's

Point.--Hunter's proclamation of freedom.--Details of

plantation work.--Lincoln's preliminary proclamation of

emancipation.--Unwillingness of the negroes even to

drill.--General Saxton's efforts to raise a negro

regiment.--The cotton crop of 1862.--Mr. Philbrick's plans

for buying plantations._

Letters from Port Royal Written at the Time of the Civil War (1862-1868) · 第 13 / 193 题