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Doctorow has created such a work ^ bestselling novel, Wbm (Random House, lJI ?w's story is set in a j-decade time span in 's early twentieth Ifyfl rhe author draws his central characters as e and somewhat onal members of the BHp k pop ill us in 1910. nr?liiHo o IIV1UUV * C* W IlllC fSQ iche family living in Bgj bs, a black ragtime |gg ^er living in Harlem B tenement-dwelling gyS?| uat. s of these people are by the historical and real-life people The general feeling Do le was one of great char and patriotism. Morg 's fictional family greal n rich through the Tlu mterprise of selling novel flags and fireworks. ploiU ting rhythm behind react erous time was jazz torov ime). It was the with the black ghetto. Goldi * Walker III is Gold s characterization of causc ;ful ragtime piano union the day. Thi v's use of real people novel ers in the narrative are c lenticity to the plot tight connotation of Togel i images. Harry whicl le famous magician, perve itly enters the story the a _ _ ? nage 01 tne senm of the age. As also represents Doctc and the flight from succe the si i nm i ^9^8 Gr& unrni inrai s competitive and recr schools all alonn thA a; ja. As well as home m< participation and needs Monday through Thur able for those interests 1-0254 or Mike Me >owerful rrative 2^ ,V j ^v ctorow presents th acters of J. Pierpoi ;an and Henry Ford as tt est capitalists of the tim< sy are essential to th 's tone of ruthless e ition on all levels. 1 ion to capitalism, Dcx r also provides Ragtim a nnrtravsil r?f !????? J- M ?.J UI U1 JL_i 111111 nan, the radical socialis man's speeches ofte id riots as she advocate ization of all workers. ough the course of th all of these character Irawn together in a ?Ar -o " " ' v? stylistic structure her they enact a stor i represents the fears, th rsities and the delights c ?e. a subplot to Kagtinu row supplies a story c ss by luck. 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