1862: Colby vents his jealousy of the treatment received by former slaves ...
Hawks 20: Their Environment
1862: Dr. Esther confronts head-on the situation of the South Carolina Freedmen:
Hawks 19: The Lowest Type
1862: Dr. Esther sets out to write about freedmen volunteering to fight for the union, but once again encounters her own racial prejudices ...
Hawks 18: Morality
1862: Dr. Esther's observations of the "peculiar characteristics of the negro":
Hawks 17: Merely a Subterfuge
1862: Dr. Esther suspects the former slaves are trying to trick her ...
Hawks 16: Praise & Pride
1862: Many of Dr. Esther's notes on the freedmen of South Carolina seem to mix equal parts observation and prejudice ...
Hawks 12: No One Is Punished
1862: General Saxton confronts the ruthless tide of violence against former slaves ...
Hawks 11: Every Indignity Which Human Ingenuity Could Devise
1862: Even worse than property damage is the abuse of former slaves by Northern soldiers ...
Hawks 52: Emancipation! (January 1st, 1863)
1862-3: NH doctor ESTHER HILL HAWKS rings in the New Year with the 1st South Carolina (Colored) Regiment ... as the Emancipation Proclamation take effect, and the Union is changed forever!