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The Seventh Man
About this book
A Seventh Man is a book, in the form of photography and text by John Berger and Jean Mohr, on migrant workers in Europe. It was first published in 1975.In 1972, Berger's novel G., a romantic picaresque set in the Europe of 1898, won both the James Tait Black Memorial Prize and the Booker Prize in 1972. When accepting the Booker award Berger made a point of donating half his cash prize to the Black Panther Party in Britain, and retaining half to support his work on the study of migrant workers that became A Seventh Man, insisting on both as necessary parts of his political struggle.
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- Title
- About
- Chapter 1 - Spring
- Chapter 2 - Grey Molly
- Chapter 3 - Battle
- Chapter 4 - King Hol
- Chapter 5 - The Fight
- Chapter 6 - The Rifle
- Chapter 7 - Joan Disobeys
- Chapter 8 - Discipline
- Chapter 9 - The Long Arm Of The Law
- Chapter 10 - One Trail Ends
- Chapter 11 - A New Trail Begins
- Chapter 12 - The Crisis
- Chapter 13 - Equal Payment
- Chapter 14 - Suspense
- Chapter 15 - Seven For One
- Chapter 16 - Man-Hunting
- Chapter 17 - The Second Man
- Chapter 18 - Concerning The Strength Of Women
- Chapter 19 - The Venture
- Chapter 20 - Discipline
- Chapter 21 - The Acid Test
- Chapter 22 - The Fifth Man
- Chapter 23 - Bad News
- Chapter 24 - The Music
- Chapter 25 - The Battle
- Chapter 26 - The Test
- Chapter 27 - The Sixth Man
- Chapter 28 - The Blood Of The Father
- Chapter 29 - Billy The Clerk
- Chapter 30 - The Morgan Hills
- Chapter 31 - The Trap
- Chapter 32 - Relays
- Chapter 33 - The Jump
- Chapter 34 - The Warning
- Chapter 35 - The Asper
- Chapter 36 - The Empty Cave
- Chapter 37 - Ben Swann
- Chapter 38 - The New Alliance
- Chapter 39 - Victory
- Chapter 40 - The Failure
- Chapter 41 - The Wild Geese
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