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New York, Phillis Wheatley, United States, Civil War, Frederick Douglass, The Wretched, John the Baptist, Maud Cuney Hare, Obour Tanner, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Secret Sorrow, Southern Workman, Fisk University, Granny Maumee, Hampton Institute, Howard University, John Peters, Mary Wheatley, New England, The Emperor Jones, The Rape of Florida, Tommy Fuller, William Wells Brown, The Silent Appeal New!
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New York, Phillis Wheatley, United States, Civil War, Frederick Douglass, The Wretched, John the Baptist, Maud Cuney Hare, Obour Tanner, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Secret Sorrow, Southern Workman, Fisk University, Granny Maumee, Hampton Institute, Howard University, John Peters, Mary Wheatley, New England, The Emperor Jones, The Rape of Florida, Tommy Fuller, William Wells Brown, The Silent Appeal New!
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- Black Is the Color of the Cosmos: Essays on Afro-American Literature and Culture, 1942-1981 by Charles T. Davis on page 216, page 219, and page 231
- Passing and the Rise of the African American Novel by M. Giulia Fabi on page 111, and Back Matter
- Reading Race in American Poetry: AN AREA OF ACT by Aldon Nielsen on page 100, and page 104
- Shadowed Dreams: WomenÆs Poetry of the Harlem Renaissance by Maureen Honey in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Keys To Controversies: Stereotypes in Modern American Novels (Nordamerikastudien) by Astrid Franke on page 190, and Back Matter
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