“Ever Threatened… Ever in Need”: Alexander Manly’s Confrontation with the Democratic Campaign in 1898 North Carolina

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Date: 2006-05-31 11:12:36 Politics of the United States United States White supremacy in the United States Reconstruction Era White supremacists Anti-black racism in the United States Alexander Manly Wilmington insurrection Red Shirts Rape Rebecca Latimer Felton Lynching		“Ever Threatened… Ever in Need”: Alexander Manly’s Confrontation with the Democratic Campaign in 1898 North Carolina Add to Reading List Source URL: history.ncdcr.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 55,36 KB Share Document on Facebook

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