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Scope/Content: Catalog for Arno Press collection of 47 books on the Chinese and Japanese American experience. Includes Miné Okubo's "Citizen 13660." Catalog also includes Okubo's drawing "Sketch of camp life in Topaz, Utah, 1943," reproduced from "The Price of Prejudice" in "Three Short Works on Japanese Americans."
Type
text
Format
1 catalog
Form/Genre
publishers' catalogs
Extent
24 pages
Identifier
ark:/86086/n23b6264 curivsc_ms094_001_001_002
Language
English eng
Subject
Asian Americans in literature Publishers and publishing
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