An edition of Mary, wayfarer (1983)

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Mary, Wayfarer
Mary E. Mebane, Mary E. Mebane
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An edition of Mary, wayfarer (1983)

Mary, Wayfarer

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230 p. ; 23 cm

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Univ of North Carolina Pr
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English

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African American authors, African American women, African American women college teachers, African Americans, American Authors, Authors, American, Biography, Erlebnisbericht, Autobiographie, African americans, north carolina, North carolina, biography, Mebane, Mary E., 1933-, African American women college teachers -- North Carolina -- Biography, African American women college teachers -- South Carolina -- Biography, African American women -- North Carolina -- Biography, African Americans -- North Carolina -- Biography, Authors, American -- 20th century -- Biography, African American authors -- Biography, North Carolina -- Biography, African americans, biography

People

Mary E. Mebane (1933-)

Places

North Carolina, South Carolina

Times

20th century
Edition Availability
Cover of: Mary, wayfarer
Mary, wayfarer: an autobiography
1998, University of North Carolina Press
in English
Cover of: Mary, Wayfarer
Mary, Wayfarer
June 1994, Univ of North Carolina Pr
Paperback in English
Cover of: Mary, wayfarer
Mary, wayfarer
1983, Viking Press
in English

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First Sentence

"Late in the summer of 1955, shortly after the Supreme Court ruled segregated schools unconstitutional (1954) and while the Montgomery Bus Boycott was still going on and a few weeks after Governor Luther H. Hodges of North Carolina went on statewide television to urge the black citizens of his state to accept something he called "voluntary segregation," I finally found a teaching job."

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Paperback

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Open Library
OL11312151M
ISBN 10
0807844497
ISBN 13
9780807844496
OCLC/WorldCat
28848789

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First Sentence

"Late in the summer of 1955, shortly after the Supreme Court ruled segregated schools unconstitutional (1954) and while the Montgomery Bus Boycott was still going on and a few weeks after Governor Luther H. Hodges of North Carolina went on statewide television to urge the black citizens of his state to accept something he called "voluntary segregation," I finally found a teaching job."

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