A rogue is a rogue is a rogue : a practical look at the reprehensible, flawed and unconventional black sheep that color our family folklore, 2001.

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A rogue is a rogue is a rogue : a practical look at the reprehensible, flawed and unconventional black sheep that color our family folklore, 2001.

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King analyzes and studies the use of stories concerning the black sheep in families. He discusses different types of rogues and their roles in their own family trees.

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Harold B. Lee Library

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