The Amalgamation Polka | Stephen Wright

Name: The Amalgamation Polka | Stephen Wright
SKU: F0299
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F0299

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Author: Stephen Wright
Publisher: Faber and Faber (2006)
ISBN-10: 0571231128
ISBN-13: 9780571231126
Condition: Very Good. The base of the spine is bumped and there is light wear to cover corners. Some marks on the outside edges of the pages.
Binding: Softcover with dust jacket.
Pages: 384
Dimensions: 23.3 x 15.7 x 2.5 cm
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by Stephen Wright
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Born in 1844 in bucolic upstate New York, Liberty Fish is the son of fervent abolitionists as well as the grandson of Carolina slaveholders even more dedicated to their cause. Thus follows a childhood, with fugitive slaves moving through hidden passageways in the house, and the inevitable distress that befalls his mother whenever letters arrive from her parents. In hopes of reconciling the familial disunion, Liberty escapes - first into the cauldron of war and then into a bedlam more disturbing still. In a vibrant display of literary achievement, Stephen Wright brings us a Civil War novel unlike any other.

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