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""Philip Randolph: A Tale of Virginia"" is a historical novel written by Gertrude Mary in 1844. The book is set in Virginia during the early 19th century and follows the life of Philip Randolph, a young man born into slavery. The story traces his journey from a plantation in... Read Full Overview

This biography explores the life and work of A. Philip Randolph, a pioneering civil rights activist and union organizer. The author provides a thoughtful and engaging account of Randolph's struggles and achievements, from his early work as a Pullman porter to his leadership... Read Full Overview

This biography explores the life and work of A. Philip Randolph, a pioneering civil rights activist and union organizer. The author provides a thoughtful and engaging account of Randolph's struggles and achievements, from his early work as a Pullman porter to his leadership... Read Full Overview

"Philip Randolph: A Tale of Virginia, Page 1845" offers a glimpse into the life of Philip Randolph, set against the backdrop of 19th-century Virginia. This biographical account by Mary Gertrude likely explores Randolph's experiences and challenges during a pivotal period in... Read Full Overview

"Philip Randolph: A Tale of Virginia, Page 1845" offers a glimpse into the life of Philip Randolph, set against the backdrop of 19th-century Virginia. This biographical account by Mary Gertrude likely explores Randolph's experiences and challenges during a pivotal period in... Read Full Overview