MAX AND ZAN AND NICODEMUS, M. Fisher 1st/1st 1896 African American Anti-Slavery TAROT This fact is touched upon

This fact is touched upon not as a pedantic lecture but rather as we see its influence on the characters of the story and in the folk-tales

The pages are crisp and clean save for previous owner's name on third page and minor spots of light foxing on a few of the book pages near the borders

Publisher: Aux Editions De La Sirene

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MAX AND ZAN AND NICODEMUS, M. Fisher 1st/1st 1896 African American Anti-Slavery TAROT This fact is touched uponMAX AND ZAN AND NICODEMUS: Or, A Silver Teaspoon And A Linen Napkin by M. A. Haynie Fisher First Edition, 1896, African American Slavery Children's Story Publisher: W. J. Shuey, Dayton (1896) A scarce 19th century children's story about two children, Max and Zan, who help Nicodemus escape a cruel man who has convinced Nicodemus that he is still a slave after the Civil War. Through Max and Zan's efforts, Nicodemus finds freedom with some help from some