Brothers to the Buffalo Soldiers perspectives on the African American militia and volunteers, 1865-1917 (University of Missouri Press, 2011)
Includes bibliographical references (pages 225-235) and index
The African American militia during radical reconstruction - Otis A. Singletary -- - "They are as proud of their uniform as any who serve Virginia" - African American participation in the Virginia volunteers, 1872-1899 - Roger D. Cunningham -- - The Black militia of the New South - Texas as a case study - Alwyn Barr -- - A place in the parade - citizenship, manhood, and African American men in the Illinois National Guard, 1870-1917 - Eleanor L. Hannah -- - The last march - the demise of the Black militia in Alabama - Beth Taylor Muskat -- - The Black volunteers in the Spanish-American War - Marvin E. Fletcher -- - North Carolina's African American regiment and the Spanish-American War - Willard B. Gatewood -- - No officers, no fight - the Sixth Virginia Volunteers in the Spanish-American War - Ann Field Alexander -- - Black Kansans and the Spanish-American War - Willard B. Gatewood -- - "A lot of fine, sturdy Black warriors" - Texas's African American "Immunes" in the Spanish-American War - Roger D. Cunningham -- - A flag for the Tenth Immunes - Russell K. Brown