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Cambridge

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3 out of 5
Based on 781 Ratings and 73 Reviews

Book Description
Synopsis: Two worlds, connected by the insult of slavery, are explored in this novel - the Caribbean plantation, and England. It is an account of inhumanity - of a self-pronounced Christian nation resistant to the black religious conversion in case they recognized that all people are equal under God.
Book Information
PublisherBloomsbury USA Children's Books
BindingHardcover (20 editions)
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages220
ISBN-100747508860
ISBN-13978-0747508861
Publication Date/1991
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About Caryl Phillips (Author) : Caryl Phillips is a published author. Some of the published credits of Caryl Phillips include Crossing the River, Cambridge.
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