The prostrate state
South Carolina under Negro government
Book • 1874
The Prostrate State is a personal account by James S. Pike, detailing his observations of Reconstruction in South Carolina.
It presents a critical view of Black governance during that period, reflecting racist attitudes prevalent at the time.
The book influenced many northern Republicans to withdraw support for Reconstruction policies.
It presents a critical view of Black governance during that period, reflecting racist attitudes prevalent at the time.
The book influenced many northern Republicans to withdraw support for Reconstruction policies.
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Recommended by Joanne Freeman as a fascinating read offering insights into the period through the eyes of a reporter.
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