412 Pages
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Routledge
402 Pages
by
Routledge
402 Pages
by
Routledge
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From the time that he ran away to sea at sixteen, until he graduated from the University of Washington, Horace R. Cayton was a messman on a freighter, an unknowing handyman in an Alaskan brothel, a juvenile delinquent and inmate of a reform school, a dock worker and steward on a passenger liner, and a deputy in the sheriff's office of King County, Washington.Born in Seattle, a city then uniquely... Read more
1: Childhood in the West; 2: The Die Is Cast; 3: A Boys Reformation; 4: Labor Pains; 5: Deputy to the Sheriff of King County; 6: Marriage and Career; 7: To Be in Chicago in the Thirties; 8: Tuskegee Was Quite a Place; 9: Escape to Europe; 10: Back to Black Metropolis: Race Leader, Race Man; 11: The Dark Inner Landscape; 12: In Fear and Trembling; 13: A Picnic with Sinclair Lewis; 14: The Crack-up; 15: Blood Makes Good Paint; 16: The World Is Now the Scene; 17: The Battle Is Being Won
Biography
Horace Cayton
