Where I'm Bound: Patterns of Slavery and Freedom in Black American Autobiography
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?This study focuses on a few autobiographies of Negroes in order to examine their responses to the larger community over the past century and before....A useful well-documented study.?-Choice
"This study focuses on a few autobiographies of Negroes in order to examine their responses to the larger community over the past century and before....A useful well-documented study."-Choice
About the Author
ith /f Sidonie
194 pages
English edition · First published 1974 by Greenwood Press · ISBN 9780837173375
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