The cover page is adapted from The Walls of Jericho, a painting completed in 1928 by Aaron Douglas. The cover and title pages feature the League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by The League of Moveable Type. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Douglas_(artist)www.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
The Walls of Jericho
Capítulos (28)
- Epigraph 0:00
- Dedication 0:08
- Jericho: I 0:16
- II 14:07
- III 24:25
- IV 33:41
- V 43:57
- Uplift: VI 56:36
- VII 1:08:07
- VIII 1:14:05
- IX 1:26:55
- X 1:41:02
- XI 2:00:40
- XII 2:16:32
- Jive: XIII 2:27:54
- XIV 2:37:14
- XV 2:45:00
- XVI 3:04:19
- XVII 3:15:25
- Walls: XVIII 3:26:19
- XIX 3:41:02
- XX 4:00:09
- Battle: XXI 4:09:55
- XXII 4:19:43
- XXIII 4:31:13
- Jericho: XXIV 4:49:26
- XXV 4:54:26
- XXVI 4:59:59
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When Fred Merrit, a wealthy and light-skinned black lawyer, decides to move into an exclusively white neighborhood in Manhattan, he hires three of the toughest movers in Harlem, Joshua “Shine” Jones, Jinx Jenkins, and Bubber Brown, to bring his possessions safely into his new home. Under the surface, all is not well. Fred Merrit’s new neighbors, like the haughty Miss Agatha Cramp, resent his intrusion into their neighborhood, while the working-class “rats” of the Harlem community resent the cultural mores of professional “dickties” like Fred Merrit. These confrontations all come to the fore in The Walls of Jericho, a comedy of manners depicting everyday life during the Harlem Renaissance.