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The Man Who Cried I Am by John Alfred Williams · Booklabria

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The Man Who Cried I Am

HistoricalAfrican Americans

The Man Who Cried I Am

Name: The Man Who Cried I Am
Author: John Alfred Williams

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First published: 1967
Language: English
Editions: 22

Synopsis

Set in Amsterdam in 1964, the story of Max Reddick, an American Negro writer dying of cancer; of thirty years which have been determined by his race, and of his inner struggle to affirm his own identity.

Subjects: Historical
African Americans
Americans
Racism
Paris
African American authors
Set in: Europe
Paris
Amsterdam

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