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"Readers will find riveting new perspectives on one of the most important cases in our national history. I have read many books on Scottsboro, but until I read this one, I had no idea of the many and varied representations of this case."--Mary Helen Washington, University of Maryland "With vigor, thoroughness, and creativity, Miller traces the treatment of Scottsboro in a variety of media--journalism, poetry, fiction, drama, and film. He demonstrates how each medium and moment constructed its own 'Scottsboro' and developed its own lexicon for a case that commanded the public's attention for…mehr

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"Readers will find riveting new perspectives on one of the most important cases in our national history. I have read many books on Scottsboro, but until I read this one, I had no idea of the many and varied representations of this case."--Mary Helen Washington, University of Maryland "With vigor, thoroughness, and creativity, Miller traces the treatment of Scottsboro in a variety of media--journalism, poetry, fiction, drama, and film. He demonstrates how each medium and moment constructed its own 'Scottsboro' and developed its own lexicon for a case that commanded the public's attention for roughly half a century."--Deborah E. McDowell, author of Leaving Pipe Shop: Memories of Kin
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James A. Miller was professor of English and American studies and chair of the American Studies Department at George Washington University.