
The Dream Long Deferred
by Frye Gaillard
"The Dream Long Deferred" by Frye Gaillard, Briarpatch Press, 1999, Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged. Trade paperback in good condition; cover shows minor wear. This edition offers expanded insights into civil rights and Southern politics, making it a valuable resource for collectors and readers interested in social change history.
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This copy of "The Dream Long Deferred" is in good condition. The cover shows minor wear with slight edge scuffs but remains intact and sturdy. The binding is secure, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or library stamps. No dust jacket is present, consistent with its trade paperback format.
About This Classic 1999 Edition
"The Dream Long Deferred" by Frye Gaillard is a profound exploration of social change and civil rights in the southern United States. Published by Briarpatch Press in Charlotte, North Carolina, this Second Edition has been revised and enlarged from its original form. The copyright page indicates the years 1988 and 1999, marking the evolution of its content over time. Gaillard, a respected author known for his insightful commentary on Southern politics and history, provides a compelling narrative that remains relevant to discussions of civil rights and social justice. This edition stands out for its comprehensive updates and expanded analysis. Though the book is not a first edition, its revised content offers valuable insights for collectors and readers interested in the history of civil rights movements. The trade paperback format ensures accessibility and ease of reading. Condition is good, with no inscriptions or library markings, making it an ideal addition to any collection focused on social change and civil rights history.
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