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1899 White And Black Under The Old Regime By Clayton ~ African American History For Sale


1899 White And Black Under The Old Regime By Clayton ~ African American History
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1899 White And Black Under The Old Regime By Clayton ~ African American History:
$375.00

1899 First Edition - Historical Book - White And Black Under The Old Regime - By Victoria V. Clayton
  • First Hand Account Of Life In Eufaula, Alabama, By Author Victoria Hunter Clayton (1832 - 1908) circa starting around 1840s? - Stories About Whites/Blacks/African Americans - Pre Civil War/Post Civil War/Post Reconstruction - Her Thoughts, Opinions, Stories, Names Of African Americans/Roles - She was about 67 when this book was written but it goes back to her childhood memories
  • Her father was John Lingard Hunter - plantation owner in Eufaula, Alabama (formerly known as Irwinton AL she says)
  • 195 pages - great detail about life in Eufaula AL (and sometimes other areas) relating to whites & blacks - probably from 1840s? 1850s, and so on. She seems to want to make Northerners have a better understanding of the south/Civil War through her book, and through her eyes as a white woman in the mid to late 1800s, in the south
  • Introduction by Frederic Cook Morehouse (a "Northerner") - his wife's name is written inside book (Lilias E. Morehouse)
  • All illustrations as listed are in book/present
  • She also discussed fighting with Native Americans in Alabama in mid 1800s
  • She does mention Maum Kate (the washwoman), Maum Eva (the nurse), Maum Louisa (the cook), Uncle Abram (cared for horses), Harriet ("my cook"), Ned (cultivated the field) etc - she describes what their days were like work wise, and what they ate, when they rested, living conditions, etc
  • Book is very detailed and a historical resource for further information on day to day life for African Americans and Caucasians during this time
  • Condition: all pages present, some pencil writing on various pages, wear to covers, spots inside/outside, back cover with white spot - does not appear to be mold (not 100% sure but pretty sure it's just blue coloring is missing), when opened in center it appears pages are separated at center a bit but intact (not sure what to call this), from smoke free environment
  • This book will be packed for safety and sent with tracking
  • First Edition of this book is very hard to find

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