Robeson : an American ballad /
Overview: Paul Robeson was a towering figure in American culture, conquering many disparate venues-from football to film and law to Shakespeare. An extraordinary athlete-scholar-actor-singer, Robeson also became a crusader for human rights. And though he was admired by many, his controversial suppor...
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Lanham, Md. :
Scarecrow Press,
2012
Lanham, Md. : 2012 |
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Table of Contents:
- Destiny's child
- Robeson of Rutgers
- Columbia and Essie
- Provincetown Players
- Voice of a people
- Ol' Man River
- Othello in London
- Road to Moscow
- Turning left
- I have made my choice
- Ballad for Americans
- Othello on Broadway
- Confronting a president
- Campaign for Wallace
- Paris and Peekskill
- The red and the black
- You are the un-Americans
- Free and ill
- Home to Harlem
- The tallest tree
- Centennial
- Destiny's child
- Robeson of Rutgers
- Columbia and Essie
- Provincetown Players
- Voice of a people
- "Ol' Man River"
- Othello in London
- Road to Moscow
- Turning left
- I have made my choice
- "Ballad for Americans"
- Othello on Broadway
- Confronting the president
- Campaign for Wallace
- Paris and Peekskill
- The red and the black
- You are the un-Americans
- His last Hurrah
- Home to Harlem
- Our tallest tree has fallen
- 1 Destiny's Child
- 2. Robeson of Rutgers
- 3. Columbia and Essie
- 4. Provincetown Players
- 5. Voice of a People
- 6. "Ol' Man River"
- 7. Othello in London
- 8. Road to Moscow
- 9. Turning Left
- 10. I Have Made My Choice
- 11. "Ballad for Americans"
- 12. Othello on Broadway
- 13. Confronting the President
- 14. Campaign for Wallace
- 15. Paris and Peekskill
- 16. Red and the Black
- 17. You Are the Un-Americans
- 18. His Last Hurrah
- 19. Home to Harlem
- 20. Our Tallest Tree Has Fallen.