Three Great African-American Novels

Three Great African-American NovelsWritten by three of the most prominent black writers of the nineteenth century, this trio of compelling early classics of African American literature paints unforgettable portraits of strength and determination framed by the shackles of slavery. Abolitionist authors Frederick Douglass and William Wells Brown, and spiritualist Harriet E. Wilson were former slaves whose writings transformed their hardships into stunning depictions of racial oppression.

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