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Song Yet Sung

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Retail: $39.95

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Nowhere has the drama of American slavery played itself out with more tension than in the dripping swamps of Maryland's eastern shore, where abolitionists such as Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman, born less than thirty miles apart, faced off against nefarious slave traders in a catch-me-if-you-can game that fueled fear and brought economic hardship to both white and black families. Trapped in the middle were the watermen, a group of America's most original and colorful pioneers, poor oystermen who often found themselves caught between the needs of rich plantation owners and the roaring Chesapeake, which often claimed their lives. The powerful web of relationships in a small Chesapeake Bay town collapses as two souls face off in a gripping page-turner. Liz Spocott, a young runaway who has odd dreams about the future of the colored race, mistakenly inspires a breakout from the prison attic of a notorious slave thief named Patty Cannon. As Cannon stokes revenge, Liz flees into the nefarious world of the underground railroad with its double meanings and unspoken clues to freedom known to the slaves of Dorchester County as "The Code." Denwood Long, a troubled slave catcher and eastern shore waterman, is coaxed out of retirement to break "The Code" and track down Liz.
Filled with rich history-much of the story is drawn from historical events-and told in McBride's signature lyrical storytelling style, Song Yet Sung brings into full view a world long misunderstood in American fiction: how slavery worked, and the haunting, moral choices that lived beneath the surface, pressing both whites and blacks to search for relief in a world where both seemed to lose their moral compass. This is a story of tragic triumph, violent decisions, and unexpected kindness.

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The majority of our selections are in perfect condition and sealed in their protective shrink wrap. Some of the outer boxes may be a little mashed or have small scratches, dents, and rough edges caused from shipping or storage. Most audio books will have a remainder mark. If you are not happy with the condition of your purchase, you can return them for a full refund less S&H.

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Estimated Delivery Times in business days:
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What's a remainder mark?

A small line or dot through the UPC code. This can be from using a magic marker or scoring tool. The mark identifies the audio book as a remainder so it can not be returned again for full credit.

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All of our audio books come with a 30 Day money back guarantee (except S&H charges) if unopened. If you receive a defective product, we will happily replace it during the 30 day period or refund your purchase if a replacement is not available.

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