This poem reflects some of the minute details of the slavery period: the voyage, the occasional suicides of the captives, the escape attempts, and the rewards advertised by the slaveholders. Past, present and future converge, with the slave ship as symbol.
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This poem reflects some of the minute details of the slavery period: the voyage, the occasional suicides of the captives, the escape attempts, and the rewards advertised by the slaveholders. Past, present and future converge, with the slave ship as symbol.
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Publisher:
University of Dayton Printing and Design
Language:
English
Alibris ID:
17662791751
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Seller's Description:
Used-VG. Inscribed by the author on the title page. Wraps sunned on the spine and immediately around it, sticker shadow on the rear wrap. Text is clean.
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Seller's Description:
Very good; Collectible. Softcover long poem. Autographed copy of second edition. Unread; light wear on cover edges. Contains The Log of the Vigilante and Book II.116 pages; perfect bound.