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BETCHA AIN'T | POEMS FROM ATTICA | Edited with an introduction | by Celes Tisdale | [bp logo] | BROADSIDE PRESS | 12651 Old Mill Place Detroit, Michigan 48238
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Copyright © 1974 by Broadside Press | All Rights Reserved
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No part of this book can be copied, reproduced, or used in any way without written permission from Broadside Press, 12651 Old Mill Place, Detroit, Michigan 12651
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Manufactured in the United States of America
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2.00 dollars
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0910296138
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This testament of sensitivity and art is dedicated to Ann who gave much more than her assistance in preparing the manuscript; Beverley who helped Ann with the typing; all men and women without freedom; the memory of George Jackson and Eric who must never know a day without freedom.
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[1] I acknowledge the foresight of Randy Lerner, coordinator with Hospital Audiences, Inc. the New York State Council on the Arts; Ed Smith and Earl Sinclair of the Buffalo Black Drama Workshop;
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[2] Attica State Correctional Facility officials, especially Mr. William Dickinson, Education Director, and Superintendent Ernest L. Montayne; and all the Attica brothers in workshop whose works do not appear here.
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Latest revision as of 18:18, 4 June 2025

1974 Broadside Press Edition
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Betcha Ain't: Poems From Attica (1974 Broadside Press Edition)
1974 Broadside Press Edition

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    62, [2]
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    64
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    edition statement transcription
    First edition.
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    BETCHA AIN'T | POEMS FROM ATTICA | Edited with an introduction | by Celes Tisdale | [bp logo] | BROADSIDE PRESS | 12651 Old Mill Place Detroit, Michigan 48238
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    Copyright © 1974 by Broadside Press | All Rights Reserved
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    No part of this book can be copied, reproduced, or used in any way without written permission from Broadside Press, 12651 Old Mill Place, Detroit, Michigan 12651
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    editor
    Celes Tisdale
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    Manufactured in the United States of America
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    format
    book
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    2.00 dollars
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    ISBN
    0910296138
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    dedication statement transcription
    This testament of sensitivity and art is dedicated to Ann who gave much more than her assistance in preparing the manuscript; Beverley who helped Ann with the typing; all men and women without freedom; the memory of George Jackson and Eric who must never know a day without freedom.
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    acknowledgment statement transcription
    [1] I acknowledge the foresight of Randy Lerner, coordinator with Hospital Audiences, Inc. the New York State Council on the Arts; Ed Smith and Earl Sinclair of the Buffalo Black Drama Workshop;
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    [2] Attica State Correctional Facility officials, especially Mr. William Dickinson, Education Director, and Superintendent Ernest L. Montayne; and all the Attica brothers in workshop whose works do not appear here.
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    Men (Work)
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