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In Joan Williams' County Woman (1982),
the
Civil Rights Movement inspires a middle-aged white housewife from Itna Homa, Mississippi to reevaluate her life. Open to new ideas about race, class, and gender, she decides to run for the office of constable. |
On display is County Woman's galley proofs -- loose sheets of the printer's first trial impression of the type - and the uncorrected advance proof -- a bound copy which precedes the published first edition of the book.
View a copy of the uncorrected galleys for Country Woman .