Abbey Lincoln Smithsonian Interview Block 7 (Q11765)

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Abbey Lincoln Smithsonian Interview Block 7
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    It might have been St. Charles. In the story, mama said that during the Civil War -- well, at some time in the Civil War, my grandfather would stand on one side of the tree praying that slavery would end, that freedom would come, and the mistress of the house would stand on the other side of the tree praying that it never would be. These are the stories that she told us when I was a little gir ...
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