Kenneth and John B. Rayner and the limits of southern dissent
Southern states, biography
Southern states, politics and government
African americans, southern states
Politicians, united states
Southern states, race relations
Politicians
Racism
Race relations
African Americans
Politics and government
Biography
History
In this story of two nineteenth-century southern political mavericks, Gregg Cantrell details their fate as dissenters. The two mavericks were the slaveholding congressman and planter Kenneth Rayner of North Carolina and his illegitimate mulatto son, John B. Rayner of Texas. Born in 1808, Kenneth ser…
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