[PDF.28el] Charcoal and Chalk: John Ogilvie and the Beginnings of Black Education in Texas

Charcoal and Chalk: John Ogilvie and the Beginnings of Black Education in Texas

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 | #2298820 in Books |  Fireship Press |  2011-11-14 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.02 x.85 x5.98l,1.30 | File type: PDF | 418 pages

 | John Ogilvie works with Freedman's Bureau after Civil War

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| A Study in Faith and Perseverance|By P. Horridge|Ms. Burlingame is primarily a historian. After inheriting her great grandfather's records, she of course was motivated to tell his story, and a captivating one it is. As an immigrant from Scotland in 1867, and a missionary to the freed slaves in Lavaca, Texas, John Ogilvie found himself in a very lonely place. A lesser man would

The Civil War has ended, and the slaves have been freed. True freedom comes with learning, but who will teach them? John Ogilvie comes to America fresh out of school in Scotland, and is captivated by the idea of teaching the freed slaves. Putting his personal dreams on hold, he is sent to Texas by the American Missionary Association to work with the Freedmen's Bureau, and finds himself trying to teach classes to blacks in a dilapidated school while battling hatred, the K...

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