Representation of Violence. a Comparison Between Frederick Douglass` Slave Narrative and Richard Wright's Autobiography Black BoyOrs Kurucz · First published 2019Open the Tome
A Study Guide for Richard Wright's "Big Black Good Man"Gale Cengage Learning · First published 2017Open the Tome
A Study Guide for Richard Wright's "Bright and Morning Star"Gale Cengage Learning · First published 2017Open the Tome
Richard Wright in a Post-Racial ImaginaryWilliam E. Dow, Alice Mikal Craven, Yoko Nakamura · First published 2014Open the Tome
Through a glass, darkly : the mirror metaphor in texts by Richard Wright, James Baldwin, and Ralph EllisonBarbara Röckl · First published 2009Open the Tome
A dramatic transformation of Richard Wright's autobiographyAnnette Oliver Shands · First published 1978Open the Tome
A Biography of Richard Wright the most native of sonsJohn Alfred Williams · First published 1970NonfictionOpen the Tome
A critical analysis of the works of Richard WrightEdward Margolies · First published 1966Open the Tome
1. A hitherto unpublished manuscript by Richard Wright being a continuation of Black boy. 2. Notes preliminary to a full study of the work of Richard WrightRichard Wright · First published 1946Open the Tome
A review of the missionary life and labors of Richard WrightRichard Wright · First published 1824Open the Tome
A catalogue of the library of Richard WrightRichard Wright - undifferentiated · First published 1787Open the Tome
The support of good men under afflictions, and their benevolent, dutiful concern, that other sufferers should find an equal relief; being, ... a sermon, preached on the evening, of the 1st. of July, 1770, at Ringwood, Hants: occasioned by the decease of Mr. Richard Gosse, ... By William WrightWright, William of Ringwood · First published 1770Open the Tome
