Mark Will Ward by Bob and Lynne Fitch - front cover
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Mark Will Ward

by Bob and Lynne Fitch

Mark Will Ward: A Black Family in the City by Bob and Lynne Fitch, published by Amēcus Street, Inc. in 1972, is a hardcover edition focused on urban African American family life in the 1970s. This ex-library copy lacks a dust jacket and shows typical library wear but remains intact. An important resource for sociological and historical studies.

$13.59$
Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Acceptable
1972
Amēcus Street, Inc.
Stock:1 available
SKU:A13-B2-TNP-0294

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Condition Details

The hardcover is in fair condition, showing signs of wear typical of ex-library books, including library stamps and markings. The cover has some surface wear and lacks a dust jacket. The binding appears intact, and the pages are free of inscriptions or signatures. Overall, it remains a sturdy and readable copy suitable for collectors or researchers.

About This Vintage 1972 Edition

Mark Will Ward: A Black Family in the City by Bob and Lynne Fitch is a sociological exploration of urban life for African American families in the early 1970s. Published by Amēcus Street, Inc. in Mankato, Minnesota, this 1972 hardcover edition delves into the dynamics and challenges faced by black families in urban settings. The book is a valuable resource for those interested in sociology, urban studies, and African American history. Although it lacks a dust jacket, the book's cover features a poignant photograph of a family, encapsulating the essence of its subject matter. This copy is an ex-library edition, as indicated by the library markings, which may contribute to its uniqueness for collectors and researchers interested in historical perspectives on race and city life in America.

Publisher Information

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Amēcus Street, Inc.

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