1888 J. T. WILSON. The Black Phalanx. Negro Soldiers from the Revolution to the Civil War. Illustrated like any other art or

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1888 J. T. WILSON. The Black Phalanx. Negro Soldiers from the Revolution to the Civil War. Illustrated like any other art orVery desirable first edition of the first serious work documenting the history of black soldiers in the War for American Independence and the Civil War. J. T. Wilson served in the Civil War, originally enlisting as a private with the 2nd Louisiana Native Guard later reorganized as the 74th United States Colored Troops. After being discharged for illness, he later reenlisted in Co. C of the famed Massachusetts 54th Infantry composed of African American