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Emily, The Yellow Rose by Anita Richmond Bunkley

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Also by Anita Richmond Bunkley:

Emily, the Yellow Rose, February 2011
Paperback (reprint)
Between Goodbyes, January 2008
Paperback
Emily, The Yellow Rose, November 1999
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Balancing Act, July 1998
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Starlight Passage, May 1997
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Emily, The Yellow Rose
Anita Richmond Bunkley

Rinard Pub.
November 1999
On Sale: November 1, 1999
243 pages
ISBN: 0962401218
EAN: 9780962401213
Hardcover
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Romance Historical | Multicultural African-American

From the shores of Galveston Bay to the Plains of San Jacinto, Emily, the Yellow Rose sweeps readers into a mesmerizing tale of Texas history and Afro-American folklore that has long been cheirshed by millions.

Set during the mid-1830s, this is the saga of a serving girl who lived and loved amidst the turmoil of the Texas Revolution. Little is known of the beautiful mulatto, Emily D. West and her mysterious lover, but their story lives on in the romantic ballad "The Yellow Rose of Texas" -- a poignant folk song that flourishes today.

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