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Amos Fortune, Free Man metaphysical nonfiction what some consider the betrayal

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what some consider the betrayal of his gift as he opted for commercial success and stardom

Author Piero Ferrucci

and the psychological benefits of religious practices

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Amos Fortune, Free Man metaphysical nonfiction what some consider the betrayalAuthor: Elizabeth YatesIllustrator: Nora S. UnwinPublisher: Dutton Childrens BooksPlace of Publication: New YorkCopyright Date: 1950Format: Hardcover, cloth binding with gilt letteringEdition: Later Dutton printing Awarded: 1951 Newbery Medal. Description: Amos Fortune, Free Man is Elizabeth Yatess classic biographical novel based on the true life of an enslaved African man who purchases his freedom and becomes a respected tanner and landowner in

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