A New York State soldier poses before his tent at Camp Cameron holding his bayoneted rifle with an African American 'contraband' boy shining shoes at his side. Racism and servile roles often continued for ex-slaves in Union Army camps. 1861.

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A New York State soldier poses before his tent at Camp Cameron holding his bayoneted rifle with an African American 'contraband' boy shining shoes at his side. Racism and servile roles often continued for ex-slaves in Union Army camps. 1861.

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A New York State soldier poses before his tent at Camp Cameron holding his bayoneted rifle with an African American 'contraband' boy shining shoes at his side. Racism and servile roles often continued for ex-slaves in Union Army camps. 1861.

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