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 \nPaul learned many things from his quiet,strong father,a pastor in Princeton,NewJersey,where Paul and his brothers andsister grew up.He learned to love words,spoken and written.To be proud of beingblack.And,most of all,to fight for thethings he really believed in.  \nWhile Paul was studying to be a lawyer,people began asking him to act and sing.Soon he was traveling everywhere doingconcerts and plays.He was disturbed bythe problems he saw,and he talked aboutthem.He talked about black freedom,andgood jobs for all people.And he workedfor these things.  \nPaul Robeson was punished for talkingand fighting for freedom.But he neverstopped.  \nThe author of Rosa Parks and the artistof Ray Charles have combined their talentsand their admiration of this great artist in abook that reflects the dynamic spirit of hislife and accomplishments.  \nW111BRARY、正  \n942  \nPAULROBESON  \nBy Eloise Greenfieldllustrated by George Ford  \nHarperCollinsPublishers  \nBIOGRAPHIESEdited by Susan Bartlett Weber  \nJANE ADDAMs by Gail Faithfull KellerFIORELLO LA GUARDIAMARIAN ANDERSON by Tobi Tobiasby Mervyn KaufmanLEONARD BERNSTEIN by Molly ConeTHE MAYO BROTHERS by Jane GoodsellMARTHA BERRY by Mary Kay PhelanARTHUR MITCHELL by Tobi TobiasWILT CHAMBERLAIN by Kenneth RudeenJOHN MUIR by Charles P.Graves  \nRAY CHARLES by Sharon Bell MathisJESSE OWENS by Mervyn Kaufman  \nCESAR CHAVEZ by Ruth FranchereGORDON PARKS by Midge TurkROSA PARKS by Eloise GreenfeldSAMUEL CLEMENS  \nby Charles Michael DaughertyTHE RINGLING BROTHERS by Molly ConePAUL ROBESON by Eloise GreenfieldROBERTO CLEMENTE by Kenneth RudeenJACKIE ROBINSON by Kenneth RudeenCHARLES DREW by Roland BertolELEANOR ROOSEVELT by Jane GoodsellFANNIE LOU HAMER by June JordanMARIA TALLCHIEF by Tobi TobiasLANGSTON HUGHES,AMERICAN POETJIM THORPE by Thomas Fallby Alice WalkerTHE WRIGHT BROTHERSJAMES WELDON JOHNSONby Ruth Franchereby Ophelia Settle EgyptMALCOLMXby Arnold Adoff  \nPAUL ROBESON  \nCopyright ◎ 1975 by Eloise GreenfieldIllustrations copyright 1975 by George Ford  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without writtenpermission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.Printed in the UnitedStates of America.For information address HarperCollins Children's Books,a division of HarperCollinsPublishers,10 East 53rd Street,New York,NY 10022.  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data.Greenfield,Eloise.Paul Robeson.Summary:A biography ofthe black man who became a famous singer,actor,and spokesman for equal rights for his people.  \n1.Robeson,Paul,1898-1976—Juv.lit.[1.Robeson,Paul,1898-1976.2.Singers,American.3.Negroes—Biography]  \nI.Ford,George,fl.illus.II.Title.E185.97.R642790.2'0924 [B][92]74-13663 ISBN 0-690-00552-0  \nISBN 0-690-00660-8(lib.bdg.)  \n6   7  \n8  \n9  \n10  \nWhen William D.Robeson was a boy,he was aslave on a plantation in North Carolina.Hehated being a slave.He hated it so much thatwhen he was fifteen years old,he did a verydangerous thing.","cbCaioVUg4IoN8Lg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioVUg4IoN8Lg","pdf",2072818,48,"English","# Paul Robeson\n## Early life and slavery\n## Becoming a singer and actor\n## Advocacy for freedom and justice","[{\"question\":\"Who is Paul Robeson in the book?\",\"answer\":\"Paul Robeson is a famous singer, actor, and spokesman for equal rights, presented through a biographical narrative.\"},{\"question\":\"What themes shape Paul Robeson's story?\",\"answer\":\"The story centers on performance, education, pride in identity, and fighting for freedom and equal opportunities.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens to Paul Robeson because of his beliefs?\",\"answer\":\"He is punished for talking and fighting for freedom, but he never stops.\"}]","PAUL ROBESON | PDF",1790663511,74]