(Ltd, Signed []) Marcus Garvey: Is He The True Redeemer Of The Negro? 1932

$ 924.0

Narrative Type: Nonfiction Literary Movement: Black Nationalism Language: English Country of Origin: United States Type: Tract Signed By: Hucheshwar G. Mudgal Features: Illustrated, Numbered Copy, Staple Bound Era: 1930s Topic: African Americans, Alternative Belief Systems, American History, Beliefs, Colonialism, Contemporary History, Cultural History, History of Ideas, Modern History, Political History, Regional History, Social History, Social Issues, Society, World History, black history, africa, racism Book Series: The Negro World Publication Year: 1932 Book Title: Marcus Garvey: Is He The True Redeemer Of The Negro? Signed: Yes Format: Chapbook/Pamphlet Genre: Antiquarian & Collectible, Art & Culture, Biographies & True Stories, Geography, Historical, History, Politics & Society, Sociology, World literature & Classics Author: (Subject) Marcus Garvey Edition: First Edition, Limited Edition Intended Audience: Young Adults, Adults Original Language: English Publisher: Hucheshwar G. Mudgal

Description

Marcus Garvey: Is He The True Redeemer Of The Negro? By Hucheshwar G. (H.G.) Mudgal, 1932. This copy is signed by Mudgal to the inside of the front cover and is numbered "46" (This publication was printed in limited run). Mudgal was the Editor of Negro World, Marcus Garvey's Newspaper as a part of his pan-african organization The Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League. This signed title is extremely rare.

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