博客來Explore the remarkable life of Samuel Chapman Armstrong in ＂A Leader of Freemen,＂ a detailed biography chronicling his journey as a Brevet Brigadier-General in the U.S. Army and his profound impact on American education. Volume 1 delves into Armstrong’s experiences during the Civil War and his subsequent dedication to establishing and leading the Hampton Institute, an institution instrumental in the education of African Americans and Native Americans after the war. This biography, penned by Everett T. Tomlinson and Paul G. Tomlinson, offers insight into Armstrong’s leadership, his commitment to social justice, and his enduring legacy as a pioneer in education. Discover the story of a man who dedicated his life to fostering opportunity and equality in a divided nation.
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