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Black soldiers in Louisiana faced enemies from both sides in the Civil War, author writes (opens the original)
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âDeath or Victory: The Louisiana Native Guard and the Black Militaryâs Significance in the Civil War,â A.J. Cade, Louisiana State University Press, 416 pages With the onset of the Civil War, hundreds of wealthy and educated Black men moved to form the Louisiana Native Guard in New Orleans as a way to protect their property, their families and their place in the city. They paraded in formation through the streets in decorative uniforms and were a source of pride among the people of color.
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