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A thorough biography of a highly controversial figure in American history, Hinton Rowan Helper. A southern author who wrote books advocating the freeing of black slaves for economic reasons, his works were widely read, but also criticised and even banned. This examination of the man and his influence is well researched and provides appendix with economic information Helper used to draw his conclusions.
Clipped dust jacket. Rubbing, bumping, chipping, staining to reverse side. Blue canvas boards, gold gilt spine. Foxing to top pages.
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- Format: Hardback
- Author: Bailey, Hugh C.
- Condition: Fair
- Publisher: University of Alabama Press
- Publication Year: 1965