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Up From Slavery

An Autobiography

Booker T. WashingtonSeries: African Library
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Pages
200
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Interactive Media

About

An important text in African-American literature that documents the author's personal journey of emancipation and ascent to success. A highly influential work of autobiography, it provides a unique look at the struggles and opportunities encountered by freed slaves during the Reconstruction era. Washington's richly detailed narrative recounts his life experiences with candor and insight, illustrating how he overcame obstacles through sheer determination and hard work.

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  • Biography & Autobiography
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  • SeriesAfrican Library

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