诗歌
进入弗朗西斯·埃伦·沃特金斯·哈珀的强大,响的世界,她是一位文学狮子女,她的诗集"诗歌"提供了美国历史中关键时代的紧急和持久证据. 这些页面不仅仅是诗句,这些页面在这个音频演讲中然生动,是19世纪最重要的声音之一的直接演讲,公众呼吁寻求正义和人类的深刻宣言.为什么今天听? 因为哈珀的关注是每个人的尊严,对抗系统压迫,坚定地相信道德正义的信念,并不是过去的遗迹,而是形成我们现在的辩论,使她的诗歌成为了解我们共同的过去和走向更公平的未来的重要 компас. 这本书不仅仅是要读的,而且是要听到的,感受到的,唤醒良心的.
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Human narration by a volunteer reader from LibriVox.org, the public-domain audiobook project. LibriVox volunteers record literary works whose copyright has expired in the United States, releasing the resulting recordings into the public domain.
诗歌 by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper. The underlying text is in the U.S. public domain. We do not republish any modern copyrighted edition, translation, or commentary.
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