Hanover; Or The Persecution of the Lowly

＂Hanover; Or The Persecution of the Lowly: A Story of the Wilmington Massacre＂ by David Bryant Fulton offers a compelling narrative rooted in the tumultuous Reconstruction era of North Carolina. This historical fiction recounts a story set against the backdrop of the Wilmington massacre, a pivotal and tragic event in American history. Delving into themes of racial injustice and the African-American experience, ＂Hanover＂ presents a fictionalized account that sheds light on the historical realities of the time.

Fulton’s work provides a glimpse into the struggles and persecutions faced by those caught in the crosshairs of prejudice and violence. As a historical document meticulously prepared for print republication, ＂Hanover＂ serves as both a gripping story and a valuable resource for understanding a critical period in the American South. It is a relevant read for anyone interested in North Carolina history and the broader narrative of racial dynamics in the United States.

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