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The madman of Piney Woods by Christopher Paul Curtis · Booklabria

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The madman of Piney Woods

The madman of Piney Woods

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Author: Christopher Paul Curtis

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The madman of Piney WoodsChristopher Paul CurtisCurtis

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First published: 2014
Language: English
Editions: 3

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Even though it is now 1901, the people of Buxton, Canada (originally a settlement of runaway slaves) and Chatham, Canada are still haunted by two events of half a century before--the American Civil War, and the Irish potato famine, and the lasting damage those events caused to the survivors.

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