From Plantation to Ghetto Meier Rudwick PB 1960s American Century Series

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Language: English Unit Quantity: 1 Publication Year: 1968 Format: Paperback Topic: African American History, Civil Rights, Race Relations Vintage: Yes Genre: History, Social Science, African American Studies Country of Origin: United States of America Era: 1960s Book Title: From Plantation to Ghetto Edition: First American Century Series Edition Inscribed: No Features: Vintage Paperback, Illustrated, Historical Book Series: American Century Series Intended Audience: Adults, Young Adults, Academic Publisher: Hill and Wang Unit Type: Book Narrative Type: Nonfiction Type: Textbook, Academic Book Signed: No Author: August Meier, Elliott M. Rudwick

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From Plantation to Ghetto Meier Rudwick PB 1960s American Century Series. Vintage paperback From Plantation to Ghetto: An Interpretive History of American Negroes by August Meier and Elliott M. Rudwick. Published by Hill and Wang, New York (American Century Series). Later printing from the late 1960s (copyright page lists multiple printings through 1969). Not a first edition. Condition: Good. Covers show age toning, surface wear, and some light staining. Edge wear present. Spine is intact and binding is solid. Pages are clean and readable with typical age discoloration. No major writing or damage noted. Classic and influential academic work covering African American history, civil rights movements, and social change in the United States. SKU G-2 Vintage paperback From Plantation to Ghetto: An Interpretive History of American Negroes by August Meier and Elliott M. Rudwick. Published by Hill and Wang, New York (American Century Series). Later printing from the late 1960s (copyright page lists multiple printings through 1969). Not a first edition. Condition: Good. Covers show age toning, surface wear, and some light staining. Edge wear present. Spine is intact and binding is solid. Pages are clean and readable with typical age discoloration. No major writing or damage noted. Classic and influential academic work covering African American history, civil rights movements, and social change in the United States. SKU G-2