The author of the novel, not the narrator of the chapter, wants to highlight certain ph... - 0 views
When reading this it made me wonder what type of horror the book presented.
With virtually every page of the novel reporting some horror, including the awful stenc... - 0 views
Being that the book offers horror I would have been interested in reading it and also learning about the Holocaust because I believe it was quite similar to slavery.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/05/books/review/the-giving-tree-tender-story-of-uncondit... - 0 views
Some parts of the text were quite confusing being that the book was written in plain language I believe I wouldn't have really wanted to read it.
When I read the book again these 30-some years later, my only brief reservation - that ... - 1 views
Say for instance you read a children's book when you was younger you tend to have a better meaning of something when you read it several times or simply reading it when you're older.
These same men admire his sincerity of purpose, and are willing to forgive much to hone... - 1 views
This statement displayed that he Mr. Washington was greatly respect by a huge group of people and many agreed with his opinion, values and ideas.
In Philadelphia and New York color-prescription led to a withdrawal of Negro communican... - 1 views
The separation of blacks in churches played a huge role in their religion because most slaves were very religious and believe one day they would be freed from slavery. To sum things up I guess you ...
The liberalizing tendencies of the latter half of the eighteenth century brought, along... - 0 views
During the 1750's African American slaves still had hatred in their hearts for whites but as time progressed during the 18th century they became a bit more forgiving in a sense.
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