Robert Slawson
Fiction
“This novel is a well-told story of the trials and tribulations of growing to adulthood in the 1840s and 1850s. . . . It is a well written, touching story of the lives of several people, including both whites and free and enslaved blacks. . . . I find this a touching, moving story of people who lived in this turbulent time, and the interactions between the different groups. It is an enjoyable read.”
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