1998, ISBN: 9780822517399

Gebundene Ausgabe

Kansas City, MO.: Lillenas Publishing Company, 1934. 47 pages. 46 songs. Previous owner's name top corner of title page. Ink has bled through onto back of page. There are no other mar… Mehr…

Kansas City, MO.: Lillenas Publishing Company, 1934. 47 pages. 46 songs. Previous owner's name top corner of title page. Ink has bled through onto back of page. There are no other marks or writing in the book. Bottom corner front cover has crease. Covers are soiled. Spine is tight and there are no loose pages.. Soft Cover. Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall., Lillenas Publishing Company, 1934, 2.5, Lerner Pub Group, 1998. 1st. Hardcover. Very Good/near fine. "In this richly detailed book, author Meg Greene fills in the many gaps in our knowledge of the daily lives of enslaved Americans. Beginning in 1619, when the first captured African people were sold as slaves in the New AWorld, until 1865, when the Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution abolished slavery, Greene shows how slaves managed to learn to read and write, how they raised their children and buried their dead; how they worshiped; and how they summoned the courage to follow the many dangerous paths to freedom. Through eyewitness accounts, songs, letters, and other primary sources, Greene provides a well-documented summation of 200 years of anguish and hope." This book is ex-library with library stamps, library binding, and library jacket sleeve. Book is in very good shape with a tight binding and clear and crisp paging with no markings, writing, or soiling other than those stated. Jacket completely intact and unmarked. FIrst edition., Lerner Pub Group, 1998, 3.5<

1999, ISBN: 9780822517399

21st Century, 1999-06-01. Library Binding. Very Good. Unclipped dust jacket. Book is in very good condition., 21st Century, 1999-06-01, 3