Survivors: The Lost Stories Of Last Captives Atlantic Slave Trade Hannah Durkin William Collins Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Theatre

Shortlisted For The Nonfiction Crown Award 2024 Guardian: Books To Look Out In \ Gripping\ Times This Is An Immersive And Revelatory History Of Survivors Clotilda Last Ship Atlantic Slave Trade Whose Lives Diverged Intersected Profound Ways Docked Mobile Bay Alabama July 1860 – More Than Half A Century After Passage Federal Law Banning Importation Captive Africans Nine Months Before Beginning Civil War Its Lived Well Into Twentieth They Were Witnesses Final Act Terrible Significant Period World Epic Work Dr Hannah Durkin Tells Stories Clotilda’s 110 Captives Drawing On Her Intensive Archival Historical Sociological Research Follows Their From Kidnappings What Modern-Day Nigeria Through Terrifying 45-Day Journey Across Middle Subsequent Sale Ship’s 103 Surviving Children Young People Slavery Dawn Rights Movement Selma Foundation All-Black African Town (Later Africatown) Northern Inspiration Writers Harlem Renaissance Including Zora Neale Hurston Quilting Community Gee’s Bend Black Artistic Circle Cultural Influence Remains Enormous Astonishing Deeply Compelling Tapestry Biography Social Commentary Tour De Force That Deepens Our Knowledge Understanding Far-Reaching Life Today Σελίδες: 432 Διαστάσεις: 15 3X15 3Cm