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Study Guide
Having Our Say Part II, Introduction
By Sarah and A. Elizabeth Delany with Amy Hill Hearth
Part II, Introduction
- Henry—the sisters' father—is still young when the Civil War ends. The Delanys work inside the plantation house and are taught to read and write—a rarity among slaves.
- The Logans—their mother's family—are free citizens who live in Virginia. Although they weren't enslaved, they face plenty of discrimination from white citizens.
Navigation
- Introduction
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Summary
- Preface
- Part I, Introduction
- Part I, Chapter 1: Sadie
- Part I, Chapter 2: Bessie
- Part I, Chapter 3: Sadie
- Part I, Chapter 4: Bessie
- Part II, Introduction
- Part II, Chapter 5: Sadie and Bessie - Our Papa's People
- Part II, Chapter 6: Sadie and Bessie - Our Mama's People
- Part III, Introduction
- Part III, Chapter 7: Sadie and Bessie
- Part III, Chapter 8: Sadie
- Part III, Chapter 9: Bessie
- Part IV, Introduction
- Part IV, Chapter 10: Sadie And Bessie
- Part IV, Chapter 11: Sadie
- Part IV, Chapter 12: Bessie
- Part IV, Chapter 13: Sadie
- Part IV, Chapter 14: Bessie
- Part V, Introduction
- Part V, Chapter 15: Sadie and Bessie
- Part V, Chapter 17: Bessie
- Part V, Chapter 18: Sadie
- Part V, Chapter 19: Bessie
- Part V, Chapter 20: Sadie
- Part V, Chapter 21: Bessie
- Part V, Chapter 22: Sadie
- Part V, Chapter 23: Bessie
- Part V, Chapter 24: Sadie
- Part V, Chapter 25: Bessie
- Part VI, Introduction
- Part VI, Chapter 26: Sadie and Bessie
- Part VI, Chapter 27: Sadie and Bessie
- Part VI, Chapter 28: Bessie
- Part VI, Chapter 29: Sadie
- Part VII, Introduction
- Part VII, Chapter 30: Bessie
- Part VII, Chapter 31: Sadie
- Part VII, Chapter 32: Bessie
- Themes
- Characters
- Analysis
- Quotes
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