What would you do to defend your freedom?
Following the emancipation of slaves in Texas, twenty-year-old plantation owner Samuel Dawson faces new challenges. Many Texans refuse to accept social and political equality for Blacks, and they resort to violence to return the state to white dominance. The thriving community that Samuel has built is threatened.
With freedom under attack by racists, Samuel must decide what he will endure to secure the rights of all Texans. Dawson Town is an inspiring tale of courage, determination, and the fight for justice in a time of great turmoil. For fans of stories of triumph over adversity, this book is a must-read.
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JB Phillips writes novels for active minded individuals. He is the author of the acclaimed Shattering Paradigms series, set in Texas during the Civil War era. A long-time student of history and philosophy, he presents thought-provoking stories that explore racial equality and justice in the 19th century. JB's novels challenge conventional narratives and provide a unique view of how the world could be and should be. JB lives in Texas where it rarely snows, and he can pick homegrown tomatoes in January.