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Before The Mayflower A History Of The Negro In America 16191962 Lerone Bennett

Name: Before The Mayflower A History Of The Negro In America 16191962 Lerone Bennett
SKU: BELL-46224036
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (28 reviews)

SKU: BELL-46224036

$ 31.00 ~~$ 45.00~~ (-31%)

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28 reviews

Before The Mayflower A History Of The Negro In America 16191962 Lerone Bennett instant download after payment.

Publisher: Ebooks for Students, Ltd.

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.32 MB

Pages: 506

Author: Lerone Bennett, Jr.

Language: English

Year: 2021

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Before The Mayflower A History Of The Negro In America 16191962 Lerone Bennett by Lerone Bennett, Jr. instant download after payment.

Reviews from Goodreads.com where the ebook received a 4.45 out of 5 rating:
This a great introduction, if not then the best introduction, to African American History. If you are wanting to know more about the story of African Americans this book is very readable and accurate. When I taught our school African American History class this was my text. My students liked it so much most of them went out and bought their own copies.
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Mr. Bennett gives voice to Black Americans, and to the cultures they brought with them. Through impeccable research, he has uncovered history and culture that was not readily available those many years ago. This book was published and available at almost the same time I finished my degree. I found it later when I had the luxury of being able to read what I wanted, rather than that which was assigned, and have used it to some degree in home schooling my son (though it is too difficult for most high school students). Highly readable and enormously enlightening.
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This was an amazing piece of work. I knew that people of color in this country had it rough but this truly shows just how bad. Even with all of the hardships people of color tried again and again to be the best that society would not let them. I was inspired by this book to continue to strive for progress and thus success. The stories of my ancestors have shown me that I come from a strong stock that can survived the worst of times so that I may have the best of times.
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From the inside flap of the print edition of 1962:
This is a history of the American Negro, whose ancestors arrived at Jamestown a year before the arrival of the “Mayflower.”
The book begins in Africa with the great empires of the Nile Valley and the western Sudan and ends with the Second Reconstruction, which Martin Luther King Jr. and the Sit-in Generation are fashioning in the North and South. Written in a dramatic, readable style, Before The Mayflower throws a great deal of light on today’s headlines. As such, it will be a valuable addition to the library of every discerning American.
Grounded on the work of scholars and specialists, the book is designed for the non-specialist. Based on the trials and triumphs of Negro Americans, the book tells a story which is relevant to all men.
Here are the Negro Minute Men of Lexington and Concord and the black soldiers who stood with Andrew Jackson at New Orleans and Ulysses S. Grant at Petersburg.
Here also are the forgotten figures of American history: Phillis Wheatley, the slave poet who became the second American woman to write a book; Nat Turner, the mystic who led a bloody slave revolt; P. B. S. Pinchback, the Negro who sat in the Louisiana governor’s mansion and dreamed of the vice presidency.