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Library Ed. Audio Bookshelf 2007
CD ISBN 9780976193272 $39.95 Three CDs
Elizabeth Yates deservedly won the Newbery Award for AMOS FORTUNE, FREE MAN in the pre-politically correct days of 1951. This carefully researched biography brings to life a man and era overlooked in history books. Born a prince in Africa, At-mun was captured at age 15, sold at a Boston slave auction, given the name Amos, taught to read, and trained as a tanner. Six decades later, he buys his freedom and, eventually, the freedom of others. Ray Childs's deep, melodious voice breathes life into a man who maintained his princely dignity through the indignities of slavery. Hearing the documents of manumission, the process by which a slave could be liberated, read in the formal language of the Colonial period underlines the authenticity of the story. N.E.M. © AudioFile 2007, Portland, Maine [Published: JUN/ JUL 07]
Library Ed. Audio Bookshelf 2007
CD ISBN 9780976193272 $39.95 Three CDs
Library Ed. Audio Bookshelf 2007
CD ISBN 9780976193272 $39.95 Three CDs
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