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The House I Live In: Race In The American Century,New Bukiet Or Theatrical Exhibitionssignificantly Affected BothIn The House I Live In, Awardwinning Historian Robert J. Norrell Offers A Truly Masterful Chronicle Of American Race Relations Over The Last One Hundred And Fifty Years. This Scrupulously Fair And Insightful Narrativethe Most Ambitious And Wideranging History Of Its Kindsheds New Light On The Ideologies, From White Supremacy To Black Nationalism, That Have Shaped Race Relations Since The Civil War. Norrell Argues That It Is These Ideologies, More Than