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Beyond a boundary

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James, C.L.R

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Serpent's tail LondonGB 2000Description: [10], 267 pAction note:

11/12/02 M2L

Summary: Uses an autobiographical framework, that includes lively snapshots of his home and family, mentors and comrades, friends and foes, to present his insights into the development of West Indian culture in general, and cricket and politics, in particular. Analyses the meaning of the game, captures some of the men of the game including Donald Bradman, W.G. Grace, and Frank Worrel, while simultaneously exploring Caribbean social and poitical thought both within and beyond boundary lines.

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Uses an autobiographical framework, that includes lively snapshots of his home and family, mentors and comrades, friends and foes, to present his insights into the development of West Indian culture in general, and cricket and politics, in particular. Analyses the meaning of the game, captures some of the men of the game including Donald Bradman, W.G. Grace, and Frank Worrel, while simultaneously exploring Caribbean social and poitical thought both within and beyond boundary lines.

11/12/02 M2L

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