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  • The Conquest: the Story of A Negro Pioneer

    Good gracious, has it been that long? It does not seem possible; but it was this very day nine years ago when a fellow handed me this little what-would-you-call-it, Ingalls called it "Opportunity." I've a notion to burn it, but I won't—not this time, instead, I'll put it down here and you may call it what you like. Master of human destinies am I. Fame, love, and fortune on my footsteps wait. ... Read more

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  • The Homesteader (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. Western Novel

    Oscar Micheaux's The Homesteader is a pioneering African American frontier novel that reimagines the American West through the ambitions and contradictions of Black self-making. Centered on Jean Baptiste, a driven Black farmer on the South Dakota plains, the book blends realist social observation with melodrama, romance, and racial-uplift discourse. Its treatment of landownership, interracial ... Read more

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  • The Homesteader: A Novel

    FACING PAGE He was young, The Homesteader—just passed twenty-two—and vigorous, strong, healthy and courageous 22 He raised on an elbow and looked into her face while she staggered forward in great surprise 35 "But, Jean, the cases are not parallel. What I did for you I would have done for anybody. It was merely an act of providence; but yours—oh, Jean, can't you understand!" 138 "Miss Pitt was so ... Read more

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  • The Homesteader A Novel

    "The Homesteader" tells the story of a young African-American man named Jean Baptiste, also known as Jean Baptiste Pequignot, who leaves the rural South to seek a better life in the American Midwest. He settles in South Dakota, where he becomes a homesteader—a person who acquires and works on a piece of land under the Homestead Act.As Jean Baptiste builds his homestead and establishes himself in ... Read more

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  • The Conquest & The Homesteader (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. Saga of a Black Pioneer in Wild West

    The Conquest and The Homesteader bring together Oscar Micheaux's formative frontier narratives of Black ambition, land ownership, racial constraint, and self-fashioning on the American plains. Written in a vigorous, autobiographically inflected realist style, these works combine romance, social critique, and pioneer chronicle, situating African American experience within a literary territory often ... Read more

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  • The Lone Black Cowboy - Book Set

    This collection includes: "The Conquest" – Through the story of the eponymous hero, Micheaux, the author depicts his pains and struggles in becoming a successful homesteader in Dakota. Largely autobiographical, the novel details the early years of despair and hard work that went into surviving the tough Wild West. "The Homesteader" – Through the fictional story of Jean Baptiste, Micheaux shows how ... Read more

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  • The Conquest The Story of a Negro Pioneer

    The novel follows the journey of a young African-American man named Oscar Devereaux, who leaves the segregated South in search of a better life in the Midwest. Set against the backdrop of the early 20th century, the story begins with Oscar's determination to build a new future for himself despite the systemic racism and challenges he encounters.As Oscar settles in the Midwest, he faces both ... Read more

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  • The Forged Note A Romance of the Darker Races

    In "The Forged Note," Oscar Micheaux likely tells a narrative that delves into the complexities of race relations and identity. The title suggests a plot involving a forged document or deception that impacts the lives of African American characters, possibly exploring themes of injustice, prejudice, and the quest for justice and equality.Micheaux's writing style is characterized by its frank ... Read more

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  • The Homesteader

    The Homesteader' is a groundbreaking novel written by Oscar Micheaux and first published in 1917. Micheaux was an African American novelist, filmmaker, and one of the earliest and most influential Black voices in American cinema and literature. A self-made man who worked as a homesteader himself in South Dakota, Micheaux drew heavily from his own life experiences to create stories that explored ... Read more

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  • The Oscar Micheaux Omnibus (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. The Conquest, The Homesteader & The Forged Note

    The Oscar Micheaux Omnibus gathers the fiction of a writer determined to place Black ambition, migration, love, race prejudice, and economic self-making at the center of American narrative. Rooted in the social realism and reformist energies of the early twentieth century, these works combine melodrama, romance, polemic, and frontier adventure. Micheaux's prose can be urgent, uneven, and fiercely ... Read more

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  • The Homesteader

    The Homesteader' is a groundbreaking novel written by Oscar Micheaux and first published in 1917. Micheaux was an African American novelist, filmmaker, and one of the earliest and most influential Black voices in American cinema and literature. A self-made man who worked as a homesteader himself in South Dakota, Micheaux drew heavily from his own life experiences to create stories that explored ... Read more

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  • The Homesteader

    A Novel

    Series series African Library
    Oscar Micheaux's novel, The Homesteader, is a work of fiction that explores the complexities of racial identity in the early 20th century. Through its narrative structure and character development, the text offers a nuanced examination of how the concept of race was constructed and perpetuated through cultural and economic structures. At its core, the novel serves as an exploration into how racial ... Read more

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