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of black colleges and universities; motivations for obtaining; parental concerns regarding; punishment for obtaining; sacrifices made for; societies/organizations to promote; Southern white opposition to; white children teaching black children. See also Schools
    Edwards, Ann
    Edward Waters College
    Elder, Larry
    Eldridge, J. E.
    Ellington, Betty Ann
    Ellington, Harry
    Elliott, Robert Brown
    Ellis, William
    Elmore, Grace
    Else, Amy
    Emancipation: announcement of news of; and arming of slaves; joy over newfound status; legislative efforts toward (see also Confiscation Acts); Lincoln’s scheme for; slaves staying versus leaving following. See also Lincoln, Abraham, and black freedom
    Emancipation amendment. See Thirteenth Amendment
    Emancipation celebrations; throughout Reconstruction period
    Emancipation Proclamation; and Border states; response to; significance; and Union military
    Emigrationist movements. See also Colonization; Migration
    Employment; freedmen’s efforts to secure
    Enlisting in military, blacks; blacks’ reasons for; Confederate enlistment bill of 1865, 75; efforts to stop; forced; reasons for opposition to; traumatic experience of; violence done to blacks for. See also Confiscation Acts
    Enlistment Act of
    Episcopal Church
    Epps, Tom
    Equal Rights League
    Erwing, Cynthia
    Espionage
    Everett, Martha
    Families, black; of enlistees; forced separations; quest to free, from white control; reunion with lost ones; steps to promote interest of; unknowing marriage between members
    Family: attachment and devotion to; as sacred institution
    Family servants
    Fayetteville State College
    Fee, John G.
    Felder, Sarah
    Field slaves
    Fields, Jackson
    Fields, Sarah
    Fifteenth Amendment; struggle for
    Fillmore, Millard
    Fisk Jubilee Singers
    Fisk University
    Fitzgerald, Robert
    Fleming, George
    Floyd, Sylvia
    Ford, Laura
    Forrest, Nathan Bedford
    Fort Clark
    Forten, Charlotte
    Forten, Lottie
    Fort Jackson
    Fort Morgan
    Fort Pillow massacre of
    Fortress Monroe
    Fort Sumter
    Foster, Abby Kelley
    Foster, Sarah Jane
    Foster, Stephen
    Fourteenth Amendment
    Fowler, Mat
    Fox, Colonel
    Frankel, Noralee
    Franklin, Richard
    Franks, Dora
    Fraser, Bella
    Frazier, Julia
    Freedmen: black efforts to alleviate sufferings of; postwar problems facing; reasons for remaining in South; sent back to plantations
    Freedmen and Soldiers Relief Association of Washington
    Freedmen’s Bureau; and education
    Freedmen’s Savings Bank
    Freeman, David
    Freeman, Rose
    Frémont, John C.
    Fry David
    Fugitive Slave Law
    Fuller, Nat
    Gaines, Wesley
    Gambling, among black troops
    Ganaway, Charles
    Gardner, James
    Garnet, Henry Highland
    Garrison, William Lloyd
    Gender roles
    Georgia Educational Association
    Gibbs, Jonathan C.
    Gibbs, Oscar
    Gibson, Julia
    Gill, Andrew Jackson
    Gill, James
    Gilmore, Brawley
    Gladdy, Mary
    Glatthaar, Joseph
    Gleaves, Richard
    Glover, Martha
    Goaldsby, Henry
    Gooch, Henrietta
    Gooding, James Henry
    Gould, John
    Government assistance
    Graham, Anna
    Grainer, George
    Grant, Aaron
    Grant, Austin
    Grant, Susan
    Grant, Ulysses S.
    Greeley, Horace
    Green, Ashbury
    Green, Marie Aurelia
    Green, Virginia C.
    Greenwall, Henry
    Gregg, J. Irvin
    Gregory, John
    Grey, Maria
    Grey, Philip
    Grey, Willie Ann
    Griffin, Madison
    Griffing, Josephine
    Grimball, John Berkeley
    Grimké, Francis
    Gurney, William
    Haiti
    Hale, Edward Everett
    Hall, Captain
    Hall, James Henry
    Hall, Prince
    Hamelton, Warren
    Hamlin, Ken
    Hampton, Wade
    Hampton Institute
    Hanon, George Buck
    Harding, Mr.
    Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins
    Harper, Pierce
    Harris, Blanche
    Harris, David
    Harris, Delilah
    Harris, Ella
    Harris, Orris
    Harris, Rachel
    Harris, Sallie
    Harrison, B. E.
    Harrison, Samuel
    USS Hartford
    Haskins, Joseph
    Hawkins, Eliza
    Hawthorne, J. B.
    Hayes, Rutherford B.
    Hazel, Dennis
    Head, Elbert
    Heather, Mr.
    Henderson, Albert
    Henderson, Henry
    Henderson, Morris
    Henderson, Phoebe
    Herrin, Evie
    Higginson, Thomas Wentworth
    Highgate, Edmonia