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" The house at the end of the road : "
W. Ralph Eubanks.
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BL
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992811
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b747181
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| Main Entry
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Eubanks, W. Ralph,1957-
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The house at the end of the road : : the story of three generations of an interracial family in the American South /\ W. Ralph Eubanks.
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1st ed.
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| Publication Statement
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New York :: Smithsonian Books,, ©2009.
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xiii, 206 pages :: portraits ;; 24 cm
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006137573X
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: 9780061375736
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 197-200).
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| Contents
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Prestwick. The world as they found it ; Jim Richardson ; Edna Howell ; With eyes open and shut ; Out from the shadows -- Reaching across the chasm. A beautiful, needful thing ; Parallel lives, separate legacies ; A world lost -- Transcendence. Transcending ambiguity ; Moving beyond the myth ; The next generation ; New moon over Alabama.
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| Abstract
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Relates the story of the author's grandparents, an interracial couple in early twentieth-century Alabama who were able to build a strong family and establish a unique cultural and racial identity in spite of Jim Crow laws.
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Richardson, Edna Howell.
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Richardson, Jim, (James Morgan)
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Richardson, Edna Howell.
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Richardson, Jim, (James Morgan)
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Richardson family.
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Richardson family.
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Interracial marriage-- Alabama-- History-- 20th century.
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Racially mixed people-- Alabama, Biography.
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Interracial marriage.
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Race relations.
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Racially mixed people.
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Alabama, History, 20th century.
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Alabama, Race relations, History, 20th century.
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Alabama.
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| Dewey Classification
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306.84/6
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| LC Classification
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HQ777.9.E93 2009
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I712.55clc
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| Parallel Title
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Story of three generations of an interracial family in the American South
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