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William: From Georgia to Harlem

Describes the experiences o a young black farm boy when he and his family move to New York City to stay with relatives., A study of one of the ethnic groups in American society. Describes the experiences of a young Black farm boy when he and his family move to New York City to stay with relatives. At first, Willie's cousin looks down on him because of his country clothes and unfamiliarity with New York games, but Willie's courage and loyalty soon make him acceptable.

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Hank Madler; Learning Corporation of America

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, A study of one of the ethnic groups in American society. Describes the experiences of a young Black farm boy when he and his family move to New York City to stay with relatives. At first, Willie's cousin looks down on him because of his country clothes and unfamiliarity with New York games, but Willie's courage and loyalty soon make him acceptable.
, , A study of one of the ethnic groups in American society. Describes the experiences of a young Black farm boy when he and his family move to New York City to stay with relatives. At first, Willie's cousin looks down on him because of his country clothes and unfamiliarity with New York games, but Willie's courage and loyalty soon make him acceptable.
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