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to one of the founding families of Finchburg, Alabama. She attended Huntingdon College, Montgomery, Alabama for a year in 1944, and then moved to the University of Alabama to pursue a degree in law. She did not complete her degree and chose...
To Kill a Mocking Bird is written by Harper Lee. Throughout the story the writer seems to be highly influenced with the factor of discrimination against the racism in America. In 1962, the book was turned to film version in which Gregory Pe...
ther. Liesel's brother dies en route to their new home and this leaves Liesel traumatized, causing her to have terrible nightmares in the middle of the night. Liesel's foster father begins teaching her to read on these nights to distract he...
towns fifty years and three hundred miles apart but also on the changing techniques of Southern fiction. Maycomb of 1932–1935, the county seat of Maycomb County, is the locale of Mockingbird. This fictional town is "some twenty miles east o...
tory To Kill a Mocking Bird. The author was highly influenced with the discrimination against the race in America. The story main emphasis is on the situation when an African American Man was accused in the case of rapping white women. Ther...
tory clearly reflects the social and racial prejudices during nineteenth and twentieth century America. It deals with children living in Alabama with their father. The main focus of this is story is to highlight all these social injustices ...
town and the crises of conscience its people faced during the time it was written. Its characters are ineffaceable and the story possesses a social message without being sermonizing. This novel is said to be a timeless novel it rocks the ro...