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+ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | Annie Allen | The author acknowledges her indebtedness to the John Simon Gug-| genheim Memorial Foundation of New York.
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Third World Press 2000 edition, eighth printing, Chicago

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English	Blacks (Third World Press 2000 edition)	Third World Press 2000 edition, eighth printing, Chicago

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BLACKS | GWENDOLYN BROOKS | THIRD WORLD PRESS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

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Some of the material in this compilation has been previ-| ously published by Harper and Row, New York, under the | following titles: Maud Martha, The Bean Eaters, In the Mecca, | Annie Allen, A Street in Bronzeville and The World of Gwendolyn Brooks.

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Printed in the United States of America.

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