Deep like the rivers
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"In Deep Like the Rivers Miss Emmons does her part to help 'preserve the beauty and loveliness of a culture that is passing.' In no way would she impede the Negro's movement into a different culture, she believes, would mean a severe loss not only to Negroes but to all other Americans as well."--Front flap of book jacket.
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