THE MAGIC BOX By Anita B. Ferris - ORIGINAL 1922 1st Ed African American History

Description: Welcome to: West Alexandria Ohio - Preble County Epoch Books - 5 W. Dayton St.- West Aledandria, Oh. Many Rare Classics, 1st Edition, Vintage, etal. When the "OPEN" Flag is Flying - Com'on in. The Magic Box by Anita B. Ferris - Published 1922 - Designmated as a Culkturally Important Book by the Library of Congress. African American children, African Americans -- Education, African Americans -- Fiction, Missionary stories, Southern States -- Fiction. Six stories, all with African-Americans as the central characters. The plot concerns a young man named Lincoln saving money to go to college to become an agriculturalist, and the hardship that his Southern family faces going up North to find work in the factories, and of the illnesses and cultural isolation they face, before returning back home to their beloved South. The Six Stories A dollar for college -- A ride for the doctor -- Up north -- The lost pocketbook -- Caroline's play -- The magic box. Library of Congress Control Number 22014189 OCLC Number 4202015 Published jointly by Council of Women for Home Missions and Missionary Education Movement of the United States and Canada.

Price: 999.99 USD

Location: West Alexandria, Ohio

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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

Binding: Hardcover

Signed: No

Publisher: Council of Women & Missionary Education Movement

Subject: African American children, African Americans -- Education, Africa

Original/Facsimile: Original

Language: English

Illustrator: Original photographs of African American by various photographers

Special Attributes: 1st Edition, Collector's Edition, Illustrated

Author: Anita Brockway Ferris

Region: North America

Personalized: No

Topic: African American Culture

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Character Family: African AMerican Children