A Civil War, Freedmen, Quakers, Reconstruction and a Beloved School. During an unprecedented time of crisis in America, Laing School was founded by a bold young Quaker lady in 1866. During Laing's unique 150 year existence, the school educated thousands of the descendants of the enslaved from the plantations in Mt. Pleasant, SC. This is a fascinating story of how the much beloved Laing School provided a safe place for children to grow and flourish during racially challenging times, for over a century and a half.
During the Civil War over 500,000 enslaved people escaped from southern plantations and or were emancipated by the Union Army. From the resulting humanitarian crisis, a remarkable and forgotten educational legacy was born. "The Freedman Schools Movement" came about because of ordinary Americans, black and white, who had the vision and courage to do what was right for America. These Educational Trailblazers smashed through the obstacles of resistance and opposition while building a profound educational legacy that changed America.
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Lynette Jackson Love - Author, Researcher and History Enthusiast Lynette Jackson Love grew up in the South Carolina "Lowcountry" in the town of Mt. Pleasant. In "Act 2" of her life she has discovered a passion for researching and writing about the rich black history in that Lowcountry area. This led to her writing a book about the 150 + year history of the much beloved Laing School in her hometown. She has discovered that history is like life. There's the good and the not so good. There are many ordinary people that can be found in history who were the unsung heroes that did extraordinary things. That's why we must let history teach us the needed lessons it will show us.Her first love in writing centers around writing Bible studies and facilitating small group Bible studies. Lynette has also published a Bible Study based on John 14 -17. A wife, mother and grandmother, she currently resides in Raleigh NC. www.LynetteLove.com
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Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. 1st Edition. Self Published. The story of a 26 year old Quaker woman who came to Mount Pleasant, SC to open a school for former enslaved children. Love, who grew up in Mount Pleasant, highlights Cornelia Hancock who opened her school in 1866 after serving as a nurse in the Civil War. The second part of the book highlights the Freedmen's Schools and set up by the Freedmen's Bureau with help from religious groups across the country. Fine copy of the soft bound first edition book. 163 pages. Codice articolo 45917
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A Civil War, Freedmen, Quakers, Reconstruction and a Beloved School. During an unprecedented time of crisis in America, Laing School was founded by a bold young Quaker lady in 1866. During Laing's unique 150 year existence, the school educated thousands of the descendants of the enslaved from the plantations in Mt. Pleasant, SC. This is a fascinating story of how the much beloved Laing School provided a safe place for children to grow and flourish during racially challenging times, for over a century and a half.During the Civil War over 500,000 enslaved people escaped from southern plantations and or were emancipated by the Union Army. From the resulting humanitarian crisis, a remarkable and forgotten educational legacy was born. "The Freedman Schools Movement" came about because of ordinary Americans, black and white, who had the vision and courage to do what was right for America. These Educational Trailblazers smashed through the obstacles of resistance and opposition while building a profound educational legacy that changed America. Laing School was founded in Mt. Pleasant SC in 1866 by Cornelia Hancock, a Quaker. The much beloved Laing school educated the descendants of the enslaved in that town for 150+ years. The Freedmens Schools Movement history is also chronicled. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798989854707
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