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Claude McKay: Harlem Shadows  wikidata:Q60426086 reasonator:Q60426086 s:en:Harlem Shadows
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Claude McKay
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Title
Harlem Shadows
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Harcourt, Brace and Company
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English: 1922 first edition of Harlem Shadows, a poetry colletion by Claude McKay.
Language English
Publication date 1922
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Place of publication New York
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