A Voice from the South · Character
Captain Callioux
Civil War hero referenced in discussions of black valor.
minor
Also known as himself
First appearance: has america a race problem if so how can it best be solved
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- Broad cultural and historical references
- Protagonist
- Diverse referenced figures
- Symbolic religious and literary figures
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