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and three generations of the Greek-American Stephanides family who travel from a tiny village overlooking Mount Olympus in Asia Minor to Prohibition era Detroit
and uncomfortable with change than the average child
He identifies the power of awareness
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In the American Grain Chautauqua Prize Nominee (2021) " —The New York TimesAuthor: William Carlos Williams Publisher: Peregrine (Penguin Books), 1971 Condition: Softcover, slight foxing on first and last few pages, interior clean Prose essays ranging in theme from Erik the Red and Christopher Columbus to Abraham Lincoln about what it means to be an American. William Carlos Williams was not a historian, but he was fascinated by the texture of American history. He found in the fabric of familiar episodes new shades of meaning,
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