The Marrow of Tradition
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[United States] : Xist Publishing, 2015.
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eBook
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1 online resource (226 pages)
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A landmark in the history of African-American fiction, this gripping 1901 novel was among the first literary challenges to racial stereotypes. Its tragic history of two families unfolds against the backdrop of the post-Reconstruction South and climaxes with a race riot based on an actual 1898 incident. The author relied upon eyewitness accounts of the riot to create an authentic setting and mood, and his sensitive artistry transcends a simple re-telling of the facts with a dramatic rendering of the conflict between racism and social justice.
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9781681951515, 1681951517
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A landmark in the history of African-American fiction, this gripping 1901 novel was among the first literary challenges to racial stereotypes. Its tragic history of two families unfolds against the backdrop of the post-Reconstruction South and climaxes with a race riot based on an actual 1898 incident. The author relied upon eyewitness accounts of the riot to create an authentic setting and mood, and his sensitive artistry transcends a simple re-telling of the facts with a dramatic rendering of the conflict between racism and social justice.
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Chesnutt, C. W. (2015). The Marrow of Tradition. Xist Publishing.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)Chesnutt, Charles W.. 2015. The Marrow of Tradition. Xist Publishing.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities Citation (style guide)Chesnutt, Charles W., The Marrow of Tradition. Xist Publishing, 2015.
MLA Citation (style guide)Chesnutt, Charles W.. The Marrow of Tradition. Xist Publishing, 2015.
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