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American Protest Literature (The John Harvard Library) (edition 2008)

by Zoe Trodd, Howard Zinn (Afterword), John Stauffer (Foreword)

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Presents chronologically arranged writings by Americans protesting unjust social conditions, covering such subjects as civil rights, feminism, and war.
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Title:American Protest Literature (The John Harvard Library)
Authors:Zoe Trodd
Other authors:Howard Zinn (Afterword), John Stauffer (Foreword)
Info:Belknap Press of Harvard University Press (2008), Edition: Reprint, Paperback, 576 pages
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