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Miracle at St. Anna
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Miracle at St. Anna

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  • James McBride
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    McBride’s next book, Miracle at St. Anna (2002), is a novel about the experiences of the all-Black 92nd Infantry Division (nicknamed the “Buffalo Soldiers” in honor of the 19th-century African American cavalry regiments of the same name) in Italy during World War II. The acclaimed book was adapted


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    McBride’s next book, Miracle at St. Anna (2002), is a novel about the experiences of the all-Black 92nd Infantry Division (nicknamed the “Buffalo Soldiers” in honor of the 19th-century African American cavalry regiments of the same name) in Italy during World War II. The acclaimed book was adapted


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