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The Civitas anthology of African American Slave Narratives

The Civitas anthology of African American Slave Narratives

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The Civitas anthology of African American Slave Narratives

by Andrews, William L. and Henry Louis Gates, Jr., editors. Contributions feature Mary Prince, Nat Turner, Frederick Douglas et al

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Washington: Civitas/Counterpoint, 1999. Hardcover. xi, 642p., very good first edition in quarter-cloth boards and unclipped dj.

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Title
The Civitas anthology of African American Slave Narratives
Author
Andrews, William L. and Henry Louis Gates, Jr., editors. Contributions feature Mary Prince, Nat Turner, Frederick Douglas et al
Format/Binding
Hardcover
Book Condition
Used
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ISBN 10
1582430195
ISBN 13
9781582430195
Publisher
Civitas/Counterpoint
Place of Publication
Washington
Date Published
1999
Bookseller catalogs
African American; Americana; Nineteenth century; Slavery;

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