Freedom To The Slave
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Materials for the 27 January 2010 Gilder Lehrman Institute TAH Workshop for the Newark Public Schools
![“FREEDOM TO THE SLAVE” Courtesy of The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History [GLC04198] Here is the full entry for your selection: Gilder Lehrman Document Number: GLC04198 Title: [Broadside recruiting African Americans for military service] Author: unknown Year: 1863 Place: s. l. Type of document: Broadside Description: Color print depicting a Union soldier holding a United States flag with an attached banner declaring
Freedom to the Slave.
In the background on one side, African American troops march holding a United States flag bearing the words
U. S. Regt. Colored Troops.
On the other side, African Americans walk into a public school. The Union officer stands on a flag depicting a snake, while a slave tears the flag in half. On verso, a printed statement declares
All SLAVES were made FREEMEN BY ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, JANUARY 1st, 1863. Come, then, able-bodied COLORED MEN, to the nearest United States Camp, and fight for the STARS AND STRIPES.
Docketed by Harriet E. Shafer and May S. Scott, both of Michigan. Contains several torn creases.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/freedomtotheslave-100124114754-phpapp02/85/Freedom-To-The-Slave-1-320.jpg)
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Freedom To The Slave
- 1. “FREEDOM TO THE SLAVE” Courtesy of The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History [GLC04198] Here is the full entry for your selection: Gilder Lehrman Document Number: GLC04198 Title: [Broadside recruiting African Americans for military service] Author: unknown Year: 1863 Place: s. l. Type of document: Broadside Description: Color print depicting a Union soldier holding a United States flag with an attached banner declaring Freedom to the Slave. In the background on one side, African American troops march holding a United States flag bearing the words U. S. Regt. Colored Troops. On the other side, African Americans walk into a public school. The Union officer stands on a flag depicting a snake, while a slave tears the flag in half. On verso, a printed statement declares All SLAVES were made FREEMEN BY ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, JANUARY 1st, 1863. Come, then, able-bodied COLORED MEN, to the nearest United States Camp, and fight for the STARS AND STRIPES. Docketed by Harriet E. Shafer and May S. Scott, both of Michigan. Contains several torn creases.