Chums And Brothers
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The face of Af rica was turned south to these slave-traders instead of northward toward the Mediterranean, where for two thousand years and more Europe and Africa had met in legitimate trade and mutual respect. The full significance of the battle of Tenkabidou, which overthrew the Ankias, was now clear. Here- The Negro A Review 105 after Africa was to appear before the world, not as the land of gold and ivory, of Sausa Musa, and Meroe, but as a captive slave, dumb and degraded. The mutual desir...e to avoid a painful subject has led the historians to gloss over the details of the slave trade, and leave the impression that it was a local west-coast phenomenon, and confined to a few years. It was, on the contrary, continent-wide, and cen turies long, and an economic, social, and political catastrophe, unparalleled in history.
The by-product of slavery was perhaps worse than the slave trade itself. The number of slaves exported is not known. Hubbard estimates that in four centuries fifteen millions were brought to Amer ica.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The face of Af rica was turned south to these slave-traders instead of northward toward the Mediterranean, where for two thousand years and more Europe and Africa had met in legitimate trade and mutual respect. The full significance of the battle of Tenkabidou, which overthrew the Ankias, was now clear. Here- The Negro A Review 105 after Africa was to appear before the world, not as the land of gold and ivory, of Sausa Musa, and Meroe, but as a captive slave, dumb and degraded. The mutual desir...e to avoid a painful subject has led the historians to gloss over the details of the slave trade, and leave the impression that it was a local west-coast phenomenon, and confined to a few years. It was, on the contrary, continent-wide, and cen turies long, and an economic, social, and political catastrophe, unparalleled in history.
The by-product of slavery was perhaps worse than the slave trade itself. The number of slaves exported is not known. Hubbard estimates that in four centuries fifteen millions were brought to Amer ica.
What to read after Chums And Brothers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar H Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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