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Bread givers by Anzia Yezierska · Booklabria

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Bread givers

New yorkYoung women

Bread givers

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First published: 1925
Language: English
Editions: 10

Synopsis

A young Jewish girl from New York's Lower East Side rebels against the tyranny and chauvinism of her immigrant father, determined to assert her freedom and independence.

Subjects: New york
Young women
Jews
Fathers and daughters
Domestic fiction
Immigrants
Set in: United States
Lower East Side

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