The Lightning Dreamer: Cuba's Greatest Abolitionist
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"I find it so easy to forget / that I'm just a girl who is expected / to live / without thoughts."
Opposing slavery in Cuba in the nineteenth century was dangerous. The most daring abolitionists were poets who veiled their work in metaphor. Of these, the boldest was Gertrudis G�mez de Avellaneda, nicknamed Tula. In passionate, accessible verses of her own, Engle evokes the voice of this bo... More
Opposing slavery in Cuba in the nineteenth century was dangerous. The most daring abolitionists were poets who veiled their work in metaphor. Of these, the boldest was Gertrudis G�mez de Avellaneda, nicknamed Tula. In passionate, accessible verses of her own, Engle evokes the voice of this bo... More
Book Information
Publisher | Random House Books For Young Readers |
Binding | Hardcover (3 editions) |
Reading Level | Uncategorized |
# of Pages | 192 |
ISBN-10 | 0547807430 |
ISBN-13 | 978-0547807430 |
Publication Date | 03/19/2013 |
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