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| | The Black Canary - An Adventure in Time (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab-01.bu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02) |
 | | It was no wonder that she, too, enjoyed the presence and the talents of Blacks in her Household. |
 | | In The Black Canary, what Ben Jonson tells young James of the 1596 incident is one version of the event, but accounts differ over whether any Blacks at all were successfully deported-- not that the queen would have hesitated if she judged action politically necessary. |
 | | In The Black Canary James Parrett's mother, Reenie, is fl and his father, Phil, white—and in the long acquaintance of Africa, Europe and America that is an old—though often neglected —story. |
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