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From Harlem to Wall Street and Beyond:
To Africa Where It All Began |
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Author |
Raphael-Ray Davis |
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ISBN |
978-1-935186-84-7 |
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Publisher |
Waldenhouse Publishers, Inc. |
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Description |
6" x 9" ; perfect bound;
240 pages on archival paper $14.95. Includes This Is Liberia
Copyright ©1953 Stanley A. Davis., Library of Congress Catalog
Card Number : 52-12928
Reprinted with permission by
Waldenhouse Publishers, Inc.
Type and design by Karen Paul Stone. |
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Availability |
January 2017 |
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- Autobiography of Raphael-Ray Davis,
member of a black immigrant family surviving segregation in Harlem,
NY. Born in 1937 of parents from Honduras and Jamaica, Davis
learned the key to success was through education. That key opened
the doors that would otherwise have been closed. Davis writes
about the history of Africa and his experiences touring the continent.
Also included is a reprint of his father's memoirs.
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Library of Congress Control Number:
2016921296
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Reissued within these covers are the memoires
of Stanley A. Davis, thus providing a collaboration of father
and son sharing their amazing experiences from whipping post
to Wall Street and beyond.
Stanley A. Davis, was the father of Raphael-Ray
Davis. He authored This is Liberia: A Brief History of this
Land of Contradictions with Biographies of Its Founders and Builders,
reprinted in this volume and originally copyrighted in 1953.
An International traveler, he spent five years in West Africa,
and had the opportunity to meet and work with the heads of states
in Liberia and Ethiopia. |
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About the Author: Ray
Davis is a real estate agent with Ray Davis Travel. He served
as Tax Commissioner in Teaneck, NJ and Commissioner in Lake Jovita/St.
Leo, Florida. He lives with his wife, Anita in Dade City, Florida. |
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