Alex Cross's trial

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380 pages

Langue : English

Publié 14 mai 2009 par Century.

ISBN :
978-1-84605-701-4
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Numéro OCLC :
782015864

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Before Alex Cross was born his great-uncle Abraham had to solve a terrifying mystery with chilling consequences. In the early 1900s, his Mississippi town was ravaged by lynchings and terror. With the help of a lawyer sent down from Washington D.C., Abraham had to find out who was behind the horrific murders and how to make them stop.

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a publié une critique de Alex Cross's trial par James Patterson (Alex Cross series)

Really interesting to read

OK, it's not really an Alex Cross' novel. But it's a very interesting story about the Southern States post-abolition of slavery. It tells a deep story of white supremacism, Ku Klux Klan, etc. and how "Justice" is distorted to benefit some. And BTW, don't forget to check how MuriKKKa behaves in 2025... 100+ years after this story.

Sujets

  • Social conditions
  • Race relations
  • African Americans
  • Fiction

Lieux

  • Southern States

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