The Great New Orleans Kidnapping Case: Race, Law, and Justice in the Reconstruction Era
Michael A. Ross explores a New Orleans kidnapping case against the backdrop of Reconstruction. Focusing on race, law, and justice, this historical study considers how one case reflects the wider tensions and challenges shaping American society during a transformative era.
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Michael A. Ross examines a kidnapping case in New Orleans during the Reconstruction era.
The book focuses on the relationship between race, law, and justice in a period of major social and political change.
It offers a historical study of how a specific case can illuminate broader questions about legal institutions and racial dynamics.
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