This is a survey of the careers of the twenty-two Afro-Americans
who served in Congress during and immediately after reconstruction
and an evaluation of their achievements. Smith has drawn a vivid
account of the lives and influence of these black leaders. The
campaigns and elections of these congressmen are individually
detailed, and their stories previous to and following their terms
in Congress are briefly sketched. Originally published in 1940. A
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