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First edition of Blood in My Eye by George L. Jackson
First edition of Blood in My Eye by George L. Jackson
First edition of Blood in My Eye by George L. Jackson

[CIVIL UNREST, PEACE & REVOLUTION.] [CIVIL RIGHTS & BLACK IDENTITY.] JACKSON, George L.

Blood in My Eye.

New York, Random House, 1972.

$204.00
$204.00

Blood in My Eye.

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First edition of Blood in My Eye, by George L. Jackson, completed days before he was killed in prison for allegedly trying to escape.

First edition; 8vo; publisher's three quarter black cloth over red paper boards, in the original printed dust-jacket, a near-fine copy; xix, 197pp.

Stock code 118182

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First edition of Blood in My Eye by George L. Jackson

Blood in My Eye.

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