An edition of Jenniemae & James (2010)

Jenniemae & James

a memoir in black & white

1st ed.

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Jenniemae & James
Brooke Newman, Brooke Newman
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An edition of Jenniemae & James (2010)

Jenniemae & James

a memoir in black & white

1st ed.

by

Recreating the early Civil Rights era, Newman's memoir is a pitch-perfect account of the improbable friendship that developed between mathematician James Newman, friend of Albert Einstein and father of two, and his employee Jenniemae--an illiterate, numbers-savvy maid whom James recruited to take care of his affluent Washington, D.C., home.

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Harmony Books
Language
English
Pages
306

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Subjects

Race relations, White Men, Family, Women household employees, Mathematicians, Case studies, African American women, Friendship, Biography, History

People

James Roy Newman (1907-1966), Jenniemae Harrington, Brooke Newman

Places

United States, Washington (D.C.)

Times

20th century
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Jenniemae & James: a memoir in black & white
2010, Harmony Books
in English - 1st ed.

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Published in
New York
Other Titles
Jenniemae and James

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
975.3/0410922, B
Library of Congress
F205.A1 N49 2010

The Physical Object

Pagination
306 p. :
Number of pages
306

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24533722M
ISBN 10
0307462994
ISBN 13
9780307462992
LCCN
2009029721
OCLC/WorldCat
426793633

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