Le récit de William Wells Brown, esclave fugitif, écrit par lui-même

By William Wells Brown

Release Date: 2013-10-02
Genre: History of the Americas

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Après celui de Frederick Douglass (1845), le récit de William Wells Brown (1847) est le plus célèbre des récits d'esclaves fugitifs publiés aux États-Unis avant la guerre de Sécession. Dans ce témoignage incomparable d'un auteur sachant manier l'émotion, l'ironie et l'amertume, Brown retrace l'expérience de sa vie d'esclave et les péripéties de sa fuite vers le nord et la liberté. Une introduction, des notes et des cartes replacent l'auteur et son récit dans le contexte de l'esclavage et du mouvement abolitionniste aux États-Unis pendant la première moitié du dix-neuvième siècle. L'ouvrage est accompagné d'une bibliographie détaillée à l'intention du lecteur - qu'il soit amateur ou spécialiste - désireux d'en apprendre davantage sur cette période cruciale de l'histoire américaine.

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