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by Susie King Taylor
Originally published in 1902, this rare and remarkable memoir chronicles the life of Susie King Taylor—a formerly enslaved woman who served as a nurse, educator, and freedom fighter during the American Civil War. As the only known Black woman to publish a memoir of her wartime experiences, Taylor offers a firsthand account of courage, survival, and service from the heart of the struggle. Her voice is clear, dignified, and unforgettable—a critical piece of American history told in her own words.
Condition Note: Surprisingly good condition for its age. Minor wear to the cover; pages are intact, clean, and beautifully preserved. Signed, autographed book.
by Susie King Taylor
Originally published in 1902, this rare and remarkable memoir chronicles the life of Susie King Taylor—a formerly enslaved woman who served as a nurse, educator, and freedom fighter during the American Civil War. As the only known Black woman to publish a memoir of her wartime experiences, Taylor offers a firsthand account of courage, survival, and service from the heart of the struggle. Her voice is clear, dignified, and unforgettable—a critical piece of American history told in her own words.
Condition Note: Surprisingly good condition for its age. Minor wear to the cover; pages are intact, clean, and beautifully preserved. Signed, autographed book.