An edition of Ecritures d'esclaves (2006)

Ecritures d'esclaves

Phillis Wheatley & Olaudah Equiano, figures pionnières de la diaspora africaine américaine

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An edition of Ecritures d'esclaves (2006)

Ecritures d'esclaves

Phillis Wheatley & Olaudah Equiano, figures pionnières de la diaspora africaine américaine

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M. Houdiard
Language
French
Pages
115

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Subjects

Slaves in literature, Criticism and interpretation, Blacks in literature

People

Olaudah Equiano (b. 1745), Phillis Wheatley (1753-1784)
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Cover of: Ecritures d'esclaves
Ecritures d'esclaves: Phillis Wheatley & Olaudah Equiano, figures pionnières de la diaspora africaine américaine
2006, M. Houdiard
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [111]-[116]).

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Paris
Series
Bibliographies américaines

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Library of Congress
PS866.W5 Z588 2006

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115, [1] p. ;
Number of pages
115

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OL16322109M
ISBN 10
2912673488
LCCN
2007399633

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