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Hidden in plain view: a secret story of quilts and the underground railroad
Door
Uittreksel
Describes how African Americans made coded quilts and how they used them to escape on the underground railroad.
Inhoud
The Fabric of heritage: Africa and African American quiltmaking -- The Underground railroad -- "There are five square knots ..." -- "The Monkey wrench turns the wagon wheel ..." -- "Once they got to the crossroads ..." -- "Flying geese stay on the drunkard's path ..." -- Steal away -- African American quilts: style and traditions.
Uitgever
Uitgave
New York, N.Y.: Anchor Books, 2000, ©1999
Gaat over
Onderwerp
1800-1899
Periode
1800-1899
Type
Taal
Classificatie
ISBN
- 0385497679
- 9780385497671
Annotaties / titel notitie's
Notities
- "New to the paperback edition is an afterword by Jacqueline Tobin and Raymond Dobard, revealing and explicating the second part of Ozella's Code, which instructed fugitives how to survive the journey to Canada, and freedom"--Cover.
- "Originally published in hardcover in the United States by Doubleday in 1999"--Title page verso.
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