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	Go Tell it on the Mountain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (868 words) Go Tell it on the Mountain is a 1953 autobiographical novel by James Baldwin. Go Tell it on the Mountain is most prominently concerned with the Christian Church and the form of moral absolutism that the Grimes’ church preached. Racism in the United States also plays a role in Go Tell it on the Mountain, although not as to a the extent that it does in the works of other prominent African-American writers of the time, such as Richard Wright and Ralph Ellison. Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Go Tell It on the Mountain at Epinions.com (1228 words) Go Tell it on the Mountain was an unofficial autobiography of Baldwin's childhood. In Go Tell it on the Mountain, there is a distance between John and his father, created by the religious overzealousness of his father and by his own hatred, which taints even the kindest act of love. In Go Tell it on the Mountain, Elisha is an older boy in the church.
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