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100 1  Gloster, Hugh M.|q(Hugh Morris),|d1911-2002.|0https://
       id.loc.gov/authorities/names/nb2005010068 
245 10 Negro voices in American fiction /|cHugh M. Gloster. 
264  1 New York :|bRussell & Russell,|c1965. 
264  4 |c[©1948] 
300    xiv, 295 pages ;|c23 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Bibliography: pages 273-288. 
505 20 Backgrounds of negro fiction -- Reconstruction and 
       disfranchisement -- The plantation tradition and racilism 
       -- The tragic mulatto -- The Wahsington-DuBois controversy
       -- Negro fiction to World War I -- The negro renascence --
       World War I -- The garvey movement -- Interest in African 
       art and history -- Interest in the negro by white writers 
       -- Negro authors and their publishers -- Harlem: Mecca of 
       the new negro -- Fiction of the negro renascence -- Early 
       postwar fiction -- Southern realism -- Color and caste 
       among the bourgeoisie -- Propaganda -- The Van Vechten 
       vogue -- Harlem realism -- West Indian realism -- The mid-
       western small town -- Satire -- The close of the negro 
       renascence -- Summary -- The depression decade -- The 
       depression -- Proletarianism -- Liberalism -- Treatment of
       the negro by white writers -- Effect of proletarianism and
       liberalism upon negro literature -- Negro Fiction of the 
       depression -- Historical fiction -- Fiction of World War I
       -- Proletarian fiction -- Folk realism -- The negro 
       college -- Family chronicle -- The migrant worker -- 
       Summary -- Conclusion -- Retrospect -- Prospect 
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650  0 African Americans in literature.|0https://id.loc.gov/
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