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Americas first Black female novelist was an enslaved woman in North Carolina. A new book tells her story. – The Virginian-Pilot : comparemela.com
America's first Black female novelist was an enslaved woman in North Carolina. A new book tells her story. – The Virginian-Pilot
Not far south of Norfolk, a young enslaved woman watched, and wrote. Her novel now has been traced back to her, through years of work.
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