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Cane by Jean Toomer, J TOOMER, Jane Toomer · Booklabria

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Cane

Short StoriesSocial life and customs

Cane

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First published: 1923
Editions: 72 in 3 languages

Synopsis

This is a collection of short stories and poems written about the lives of African Americans in the 1920s.

Subjects: Short Stories
Social life and customs
African Americans
Literary
Criticism and interpretation
Literary collections
Set in: Southern States

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72 in 3 languages

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