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A family of Jewish Hungarian immigrants settle in Chicago in the first half of the 20th century, and rise from poverty to prosperity. Cecil Slaughter's children-- out of equal measures glorified memory and sibling rivalry-- name their daughters after him, with subtle variations: Ceci, Cecilia, Cecily, Celine, Celie, and Celeste. Despite-- or perhaps because of-- this and other familial forces pushing on them, each has a personality and direction of life distinct from her cousins.
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Women, Conduct of life, Families, Cousins, Immigrants, Hungarian Jews, FictionPlaces
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The six granddaughters of Cecil Slaughter: a novel
2012, Fifth Star Press
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