Theme Analysis: Death in INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF A SLAVE GIRL by Harriet Jacobs
In this video, I talk about the theme of death in INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF A SLAVE GIRL by Harriet Jacobs. I had promised this video when I made my Nonfiction November video: • Book Recommendations: Nonfiction November ... Find me on Facebook for more bookish content throughout the week: / jordanelizabethborchert

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Harriet Jacobs Slavery and the Making of America

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