An edition of Along this way: the autobiography of James Weldon Johnson.
(1933)
Along this way
The Autobiography of James Weldon Johnson
Fourth Printing October 1935
by James Weldon Johnson
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Biography, Race relations, African American authors, Civil rights workers, Civil rights, American Authors, African Americans, Social life and customs, Music, African American poets, African American diplomats, African American intellectuals, United states, history, Johnson, james weldon, 1871-1938, Authors, american, African americans, civil rights, United states, race relationsPlaces
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Along this way: the autobiography of James Weldon Johnson
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Along this way: The Autobiography of James Weldon Johnson
1935, The Viking Press
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- Fourth Printing October 1935
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"In 1802 Etienne Dillet, a French army officer in Haiti, placed Hester Argo, a native Haitian woman, together with her three children aboard a schooner bound for Cuba."
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