the negro in the united states 1st edition
Book Details
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Author: E. Franklin Frazier
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Publisher: Macmillan
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Language: English
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Published Year: 1949
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Pages: 765
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Cover: Hardback
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Dimensions: 21 x 14 cm
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Condition: Used – Good (Pages are yellowish white; wear and tear on hardbound edges)
About the Book
The Negro in the United States by E. Franklin Frazier, published in 1949 by Macmillan, offers a comprehensive and deeply insightful sociological study of African American history. Spanning 765 pages, the book examines the social, economic, and political experiences of African Americans from the colonial period to the mid-20th century. Frazier provides a nuanced exploration of the African American community’s development, challenges, and contributions to American society.
As a seminal work in African American sociology, this book remains a cornerstone in the study of race relations in America. Frazier’s scholarship is both rigorous and accessible, providing historical context and sociological insights that continue to resonate today.
Though the book shows some signs of age, with yellowing pages and slight wear along the hardbound edges, it remains in good condition overall. This volume is an essential addition for collectors of vintage sociology, African American history, and 20th-century American studies.
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the negro in the united states 1st edition
the negro in the united states 1st edition
Book Details
-
Author: E. Franklin Frazier
-
Publisher: Macmillan
-
Language: English
-
Published Year: 1949
-
Pages: 765
-
Cover: Hardback
-
Dimensions: 21 x 14 cm
-
Condition: Used – Good (Pages are yellowish white; wear and tear on hardbound edges)
About the Book
The Negro in the United States by E. Franklin Frazier, published in 1949 by Macmillan, offers a comprehensive and deeply insightful sociological study of African American history. Spanning 765 pages, the book examines the social, economic, and political experiences of African Americans from the colonial period to the mid-20th century. Frazier provides a nuanced exploration of the African American community’s development, challenges, and contributions to American society.
As a seminal work in African American sociology, this book remains a cornerstone in the study of race relations in America. Frazier’s scholarship is both rigorous and accessible, providing historical context and sociological insights that continue to resonate today.
Though the book shows some signs of age, with yellowing pages and slight wear along the hardbound edges, it remains in good condition overall. This volume is an essential addition for collectors of vintage sociology, African American history, and 20th-century American studies.
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Book Details
-
Author: E. Franklin Frazier
-
Publisher: Macmillan
-
Language: English
-
Published Year: 1949
-
Pages: 765
-
Cover: Hardback
-
Dimensions: 21 x 14 cm
-
Condition: Used – Good (Pages are yellowish white; wear and tear on hardbound edges)
About the Book
The Negro in the United States by E. Franklin Frazier, published in 1949 by Macmillan, offers a comprehensive and deeply insightful sociological study of African American history. Spanning 765 pages, the book examines the social, economic, and political experiences of African Americans from the colonial period to the mid-20th century. Frazier provides a nuanced exploration of the African American community’s development, challenges, and contributions to American society.
As a seminal work in African American sociology, this book remains a cornerstone in the study of race relations in America. Frazier’s scholarship is both rigorous and accessible, providing historical context and sociological insights that continue to resonate today.
Though the book shows some signs of age, with yellowing pages and slight wear along the hardbound edges, it remains in good condition overall. This volume is an essential addition for collectors of vintage sociology, African American history, and 20th-century American studies.
