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Buy this book on-line PHILLIPS**, CARYL: : CROSSING THE RIVER. ** [Author SIGNED copy.**]LONDON.BLOOMSBURY,1993. ISBN 0747514976.
UK,8vo HB+dw/dj,author SIGNED+dated,1st edn,2nd imp.FINE/FINE.No owner inscrptn,but author's ink,hand-written signature under his name and dated 24/9/93 to title page.Sepia photographic upper wrap;full-length sepia,author portrait photograph to rear inner flap,with minimal shelf-wear and negligible creasing to dw/dj edges; no nicks or tears present.Two small indents,without penetration,to spine/backstrip crease of rear board,else fine.Top+fore-edges minimally aged; contents bright,tight and near pristine.Unblemished,black paper-covered boards with bright,crisp,blocked gilt letters to spine/ backstrip and immaculate plain white endpapers and attached black silk bookmark.UK,8vo HB+ dw/dj,author SIGNED,1st edn,2nd imp,1-237pp.
Two brothers and a sister are sold into slavery.We meet the children at different stages of their diasporan lives,in different countries, continents and centuries,as they try to survive their circumstances that the accident of their birth has bestowed upon them.Ironically,the eldest is now a missionary returned to the New African territory of Liberia in the early-nineteenth century.The sister is a pioneer in the American 'Wild West' of the late-nineteenth century,and the youngest,a GI in a small Yorkshire village during the Second World war.We learn of their plights,not only through their own testimonials but through the journal of the English captain who first purchased them,and the guilt-ridden voice of the father who has waited patiently for their return for over two hundred years.
Author's fifth novel.See also rja1866 + rja1867.
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UK,8vo HB+dw/dj,author SIGNED+dated,1st edn,3rd imp.FINE/FINE.No owner inscrptn,but author's ink,hand-written signature under his name and dated 26/10/93 to title page.Sepia photographic upper wrap; full length sepia,author portrait photograph to rear inner flap,with minimal shelf-wear and negligible creasing to dw/dj edges; no nicks or tears present.Top+fore-edges minimally aged,contents bright,tight and near pristine.Unblemished,black paper-covered boards with bright,crisp,blocked gilt letters to spine/backstrip and plain,black endpapers and attached,black silk bookmark.UK,8vo HB+dw/dj, author SIGNED,1st edn,1-237pp.
Two brothers and a sister are sold into slavery.We meet the children at different stages of their diasporan lives, in different countries,continents and centuries, as they try to survive their circumstances that the accident of their birth has bestowed upon them.Ironically, the eldest is now a missionary returned to the New African territory of Liberia in the early-nineteenth century.The sister
is a pioneer in the American 'Wild West' of the late-nineteenth century,and the youngest,a GI in a small Yorkshire village during the Second World war.We learn of their plights,not only through their own testimonials but through the journal of the English captain who first purchased them, and the guilt-ridden voice of the father who has waited patiently for their return for over two hundred years.
Author's fifth novel.See also rja1865 + rja1867.
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