Seven Years Among The Freedmen (Paperback)

This remarkable memoir from abolitionist Maria Waterbury offers a first-hand account of her time spent among the newly freed slaves of the American South during the years immediately following the Civil War. With a compassionate and unflinching eye, Waterbury documents the struggles and triumphs of this community as they fought to rebuild their lives in the face of great adversity.

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