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African American Literature: (1900-1940) Harlem Renaissance

Black writers interpret the Harlem Renaissance

McNichols Campus Library
PS 153 .N5 H24 1996 v.3

Critics and the Harlem Renaissance

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PS 153 .N5 H24 1996 v.4

Emergence of the Harlem Renaissance

McNichols Campus Library
PS 153 .N5 H24 1996

Harlem reader : a celebration of new yorks most famous neighborhood, from the renaissance years to the twenty-first century

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F 128.68 .H3 H33 2003

Harlem renaissance.

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NX512.3N5 H8

Harlem renaissance in black and white

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PS 153 .N5 H86 1995

Harlem renaissance remembered; essays, edited, with a memoir

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PS 153 .N5 B63

Hughes, Langston. Collected works of langston hughes

McNichols Campus Library
PS 3515 .U274 2001 v.13

Jones, Sharon L. Rereading the harlem renaissance : race, class and gender in the fiction of jessie fauset, zora neale hurston, and dorothy west

McNichols Campus Library
PS 153 .N5 J68 2002

Krasner, David. Beautiful pagent : african american theatre, drama, and performance in the Harlem Renasissance, 1910-1927

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PS 338 .N4 K73 2002

New Negro: an interpretation.

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E185.82 L75 1968b

When Harlem was in vogue

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NX 511 .N4 L48 1989

Women of the Harlem renaissance

McNichols Campus Library
PS 153 .N5 W33 1995

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