To command a negro regiment or company was at this date a coveted prize, for which men of wealth and education contended.
Teachers, supplied by the superintendent of the colony, who was usually the chaplain of a negro regiment, or by benevolent associations, were allowed to take charge of the education of the blacks in any colony they decided to enter.
Ex-Governor Chapman's family were turned out of their home to make room for a negro regiment.
When the people of a community were especially contemptuous of the Federals, they were sometimes punished by having a negro regiment stationed as a garrison.
Washington, called attention to the raising of a Negro regiment on Staten Island.
Moreover, there was a Negro regiment in the Spanish service, whose officers were from their own race.
Rutledge of South Carolina, dated at Charleston, urged the importance of raising a Negro regiment at once.
Russell of North Carolina, called out a Negro regiment, the Third Infantry, officered by colored men throughout.
Fort Pillow had been taken by the Federals and was garrisoned by a Negro regiment and a detachment of cavalry.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "negro regiment" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
