Out of the Briars / An Autobiography and Sketch of the Twenty-ninth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers

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The memoir traces the author's journey from a free-born childhood constrained by pervasive racial prejudice, through Civil War service with the Twenty-ninth Regiment of Connecticut volunteers, into a long ministerial career and active involvement in the A.M.E. Church. It combines autobiographical narrative, a regimental sketch and wartime recollections, reflections on ecclesiastical life and the condition of African Americans, and a selection of sermons, essays, articles and resolutions. Daily diaries compiled over years supply detailed incidents and personal observations intended as record and inspiration.

List of Illustrations

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Rev. Alexander Herritage Newton	Frontispiece
Rev. J. P. Sampson, D.D.	11
A. H. Newton in Military Uniform	29
Col. W. P. Wooster	33
Rev. T. J. Hill	43
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Woodbury	71
Rev. Alexander H. Newton—A young Pastor	91
Bishop Jabez P. Campbell, D.D., L.L.D.	95
Rev. Theodore Gould, D.D.	97
Bishop William Paul Quinn, D.D.	99
Bishop John M. Brown, D.D., D.C.L.	115
Rev. J. W. Cooper	117
Macedonia A. M. E. Church Camden	119
Bishop Henry M. Turner, D.D.	127
Rev. Joseph H. Morgan	143
Rev. Samuel G. Miller, D.D.	147