The stained glass window a family history as the American story, 1790-1958
"National Humanities Medal recipient and two-time recipient of the Pulitzer Prize David Levering Lewis's own family history that shifts our understanding of the larger American story Sitting beneath a stained-glass window dedicated to his grandmother in the Atlanta church where his family had prayed...
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New York :
Penguin Press,
2025.
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Table of Contents:
- Setting Up Slavery: St. Simon Island to Roswell, Georgia
- Clarissa's Bargain: The Belvin's of Houston County
- An Identity of their Own: The Bells of Goose Creek and Auburn Avenue
- Up from Slavery: The Black Belt Lewises
- The Arc of White Supremacy: The Optimistic Atlanta Bells, 1865-1894
- In the Fold of White Supremacy: The Deceived Bells, 1895-1906
- Separate and Unequal: Bells & Lewises, 1906-1930
- Negotiating Family and White Supremacy: The Lewises
- Striving for Excellence: The Wilberforce Years
- With All Deliberate Speed: The Lewises.
