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Percy and the Lamb
… again about the Mystic Lamb and how this black American soldier was shot down on a Belgian street by a white one from … of dried sweat under his arms. He carried a leather briefcase my mother gave him when he was promoted to chief … moving. Some of the Welsh Guards chatted with them at checkpoints and called them “mates.” There was a sense that …
The Southern Negro and the War Crisis
… championings, scouring the land for trouble, entering loud complaint even against the calling of Negro babies “picka* … full participation in the war say that Southern white liberals who are opposing them in what these liberals think are … practice has made perfect in him, Mr. Wilkinson told his audience: “I regard that as an overstatement of the situation, …
Notes on Current Books, Summer 1987
… in this one-volume work. Consequently, Between Covers is a comprehensive albeit general study. The book traces American … in 1625—28 through their service in the defense of the Indies during the following two decades. Woven into this … of the century. Robert Graves: The Assault Heroic 1895—1926 , by Richard Perceval Graves. Viking $24.95 Based on …
Notes on Current Books, Summer 2003
… respect shows that the image of the West as open to and welcoming of cultural and racial diversity has been in large … and universal” is properly labeled an ideology. Black Soldiers in Blue: African American Troops in the Civil War Era … useful interpretive work. Nonetheless, the book has strong points. Lanier finds a multitude of strange and wonderful …
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Digging Up the Truth About Bram Stoker
… who nonetheless has its lone chart-topper play on the oldies station constantly.  Dracula remains ubiquitous and has … Dracula — mostly for chills and thrills, you might come away feeling like you’ve been cheated somewhat, that … It’s a ghostly invocation of a former family dynamic. It’s also further proof that quiet Stoker is often efficient …
Introduction to “Lucas Beauchamp”: An Unpublished Story
… received more than 500 pages of the typescript of this incomplete novel. Although exhausted by writing A Fable , Faulkner still felt he had much more to do before it was completed. As a change of pace and to renew his creative … Study of the Typescripts (1980), Faulkner went on to compose two main drafts of this novel in a relatively short …
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