1920 ADDIE W. HUNTON AND KATHRYN M. JOHNSON. Two Colored Women with the American Expeditionary Forces. ZZAutographsandArtifacts The more the loveliness that's

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Very good example with only slightest wear

1953 3pp ALS from important Buddhist

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1920 ADDIE W. HUNTON AND KATHRYN M. JOHNSON. Two Colored Women with the American Expeditionary Forces. ZZAutographsandArtifacts The more the loveliness that'sVery desirable. The authors served as YMCA volunteers in France from 1917 to 1919, assigned specifically to Black Regiments. The work stands out among black memoir of the era with its clear focus on both structural and informal injustices against Black soldiers during the war. In her article on Hunton in Notable American Women, Jean Blackwell Hutson notes that " an undercurrent of bitterness and indignation [over the indignities suffered by Negro