“Courage and Sacrifice: Historical Accounts of Negro Soldiers” delves into the compelling and often overlooked history of negro soldiers in Randolph County, Missouri. This collection of historical newspaper articles and detailed summaries captures significant events such as those of September 8-14, 1861, a period that marked the high tide of the first emancipation agitation in Missouri and showcased the administrative genius of President Lincoln.

Through meticulously researched narratives, “Courage and Sacrifice” offers readers a chance to travel back in time and gain insight into the bravery, struggles, and contributions of negro soldiers in Moberly and its surrounding areas. This anthology is ideal for history enthusiasts, researchers, and anyone interested in African American heritage, providing a powerful tribute to the courage and sacrifice of these soldiers and their enduring legacy.