Prison Literature in America: The Victim as Criminal and ArtistL. Hill, 1982 - 303 sidor |
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... appeared to form one household , whose members were bound together by the ties of strong affection . The love of kindred I did not so much perceive , for it seemed blended in the general love ; and where all were treated as brothers and ...
... appeared to form one household , whose members were bound together by the ties of strong affection . The love of kindred I did not so much perceive , for it seemed blended in the general love ; and where all were treated as brothers and ...
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... appeared first in the Mercury , including the lead piece for September 1927 , " We Rob a Bank , " a marvelous ... appearance in the Mercury , " Ladies in Durance Vile " ( April 1931 ) , fine sketches of life in the women's section of ...
... appeared first in the Mercury , including the lead piece for September 1927 , " We Rob a Bank , " a marvelous ... appearance in the Mercury , " Ladies in Durance Vile " ( April 1931 ) , fine sketches of life in the women's section of ...
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... appeared . All but the first - For Love of Imabelle - and the last - Blind Man With a Pistol - were published in France before they appeared in America . The second and third in the series , Il pleut des coups durs ( 1958 ) and Couché ...
... appeared . All but the first - For Love of Imabelle - and the last - Blind Man With a Pistol - were published in France before they appeared in America . The second and third in the series , Il pleut des coups durs ( 1958 ) and Couché ...
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Songs of Slavery | 73 |
A History of Literature by Convicts | 124 |
Two Novelists of the American Prison | 181 |
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