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The Abolition Classics: The Modern Era - Wilde, Dunbar, Darrow, Alomar and Dreiser, 1889-1925

The Abolition Classics: The Modern Era - Wilde, Dunbar, Darrow, Alomar and Dreiser, 1889-1925

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20th Century United States HistoryCriminology

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ISBN13: 9798235105751
Publisher: Complicit Press
Pages: 574
Weight: 1.67
Height: 1.28 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Locked out of the statehouse, the argument went looking for a reader. Four novels, a poem written in a prison cell, the first English translation of a Catalan address, and the study that went looking for deterrence in the returns and came back empty.

After the Civil War, the American abolition movement lost the floor it had spent thirty years winning. The scaffold went behind the wall, and the lynching tree went up in its place. So the argument went where arguments go when the statehouse closes.

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