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Karcher's new edition of Lydia Maria Child's 1833 groundbreaking study of slavery and racial prejudice in the United States provides an invaluable text for students of American history and literature, African American studies, women's studies, and the history of political reform movements . . . Karcher has done a great service to students and teachers in making Child's Appeal available in an accessible, attractive, scholarly edition. - MELUS

"Karcher’s new edition of Lydia Maria Child’s 1833 groundbreaking study of slavery and racial prejudice in the United States provides an invaluable text for students of American history and literature, African American studies, women’s studies, and the history of political reform movements . . . Karcher has done a great service to students and teachers in making Child’s Appeal available in an accessible, attractive, scholarly edition."" - MELUS"

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Carolyn L. Karcher is professor emerita of English, American studies, and women’s studies at Temple University. She is author of A Refugee from His Race: Albion W. TourgÉe and His Fight against White Supremacy and The First Woman in the Republic: A Cultural Biography of Lydia Maria Child.

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