The Destruction of Black Civilization: Great Issues of a Race from 4500 B.C. to 2000 A.D.A widely read classic exposition of the history of Africans on the continent, the people of African descent in the United States and in the diaspora. This is well researched scholarly work detailing the development of civilisation in Africa and its destruction. |
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... Nzinga's chief claim to fame was that she was the greatest abolitionist of slavery , that she herself had no slaves and , indeed , had not the slightest need for any . One reason might be that she was so much loved and even blindly ...
... Nzinga's chief claim to fame was that she was the greatest abolitionist of slavery , that she herself had no slaves and , indeed , had not the slightest need for any . One reason might be that she was so much loved and even blindly ...
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... Nzinga became queen in 1623 , and went into action at once . Her first major move was to send an ultimatum to the Portuguese authorities demanding the immediate execution of the terms of the treaty , otherwise war would be declared ...
... Nzinga became queen in 1623 , and went into action at once . Her first major move was to send an ultimatum to the Portuguese authorities demanding the immediate execution of the terms of the treaty , otherwise war would be declared ...
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... Nzinga . The Kongolese king refused to answer his letter , but did send a monk to hear the governor's terms . Nzinga also agreed to efforts at negotiations . These gestures by the two African leaders led Salvador de Sa to advise the ...
... Nzinga . The Kongolese king refused to answer his letter , but did send a monk to hear the governor's terms . Nzinga also agreed to efforts at negotiations . These gestures by the two African leaders led Salvador de Sa to advise the ...
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