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Using Eden as an obvious example - Four and Twenty Blackbirds is not about the struggles of being a woman any more than it's about the difficulty of being biracial in the south.
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The article was a fun chance to gently flex my researching muscles; and since the sequel to Four and Twenty Blackbirds is set out at the Chickamauga Battlefield (home to the notorious haint), it was a timely sort of exercise for me to undertake.
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Four and Twenty Blackbirds is a genuinely scary southern ghost story that had me switching on extra lights in my hotel room as I devoured it.
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The Case of the Four and Twenty Blackbirds is the archetypical detective story using characters from "canon" nursery rhymes.
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To purchase the original edition of Four and Twenty Blackbirds is to dump money into the pockets of a filthy little crook.
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I don't know if I ever mentioned this on here or not, but Four and Twenty Blackbirds is officially, formally, actually "out of print" now.
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Nefarious use of "Blackbirds" - a single black family sold a house for less on an otherwise
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The flying objects in question include the family of spy planes known as Blackbirds, technological marvels that could fly at heights of 90,000 feet (or about three times the altitude of DC-9s more commonly seen in that era) and speeds near 2,500 mph (think ten football fields in a second), figures that decimated prior records and enabled U.S. reconnaissance photography that arguably tipped the balance of power in the Cold War.
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That entitled the Blackbirds is so prettily imagined, and so neatly expressed, that it is worth a long poem.
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First, if offense is your thing, then the Blackbirds are your team.
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