Cane River
Lalita Tademy · 2001 · 340 pages
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A historical novel that reconstructs the lives of five generations of women of African descent over 180 years, from the Cane River plantation in Louisiana to the twentieth century. Lalita Tademy intertwines stories of love, slavery, resistance, and freedom, tracing the lasting impact of slavery on identity and family relationships.
Based on rigorous genealogical research and historical letters, the novel gives voice to characters who faced systemic injustice with resilience, courage, and hope. A celebration of little-known African American history.
Book details
| Author | Lalita Tademy |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 2001 |
| Pages | 340 |
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