Opie Read

"African American themed novel written as an 'Autobiography of a colored clergyman long prominently associated as a gentleman of the cloth among Chicago's colored populace. His revelations are not only astonishing, but recounted with a sympathetic understanding of what an unknowing world must be prepared to accept.' Possibly written by Opie Read"--Yesterday's Gallery Rare Books website.

Confessions of a Negro Preacher

Old Ebenezer

The Opinions of an Open-air Philosopher

Old Lim Jucklin

A Romance of Tennessee

The Waters of Caney Fork

Up Terrapin River

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The Mystery of Margaret - Scholar's Choice Edition

Including Many of the Rich, Rare, Quaint, Eccentric, Ignorant and Superstitious Sayings of the Natives of Missouri and Arkansaw

Opie Read in the Ozarks

A Novel

"Turk"

My Young Master

Len Gansett

Reproduction of the original: The Jucklins by Opie Read

The Jucklins

Leon Uris

Jill Uris

Depicts the courtroom battle which ensues when an American novelist libels a distinguished British physician

QB VII

A Romance

On the Suwanee River

The Mystery of Margaret

Opie Read

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