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Benjamin Quarles's the Negro in the American Revolution 3/e Valerie von Frank " AfterwardsOriginally published in 1961, Benjamin Quarles's The Negro in the American Revolution remains one of the most comprehensive histories of the presence and politics of Black people in the colonies and their complicated participation in the American Revolution. Enduringly innovative in its source base and subsequent analysis, Quarles's landmark work continues to serve as a cornerstone for scholars across disciplines. In addition to the original text,