Author: CROW, JOHN
Title: Star of Africa: A Paean to Humakind's Unquenchable Will to Survive
Description: Hicksville, New York, Exposition Press. 1977, First Edition. (ISBN: 0682487406). Hardcover. Book, Stated First Edition. Clean tightly bound copy. Unmarked text. mild dj edgewear and price in pencil printed on the ffep. Secure boxed packaging! "When the slave trade in America was still a common practice, many Africans were cruelly abducted from their homes and brought here in slave ships. Once here, under the watchful ey of the Master, thousands of men and women toiled day after day, in constant fear, many near starvation, existing for the day when their dreams of freedom would become a reality. Earl James and Elizabeth, the two protagonists of this searing novel, are kidnapped from their mission school in Nigeria and thrown into the filth and stench of a ship called the Star of Africa. Here they begin a odyssey which opens their young, innocent eyes to the horrowr of slavery. The year is 1860. Destination--Louisiana.". k2. Very Good/Good.

Keywords: 0682487406 SLAVE TRADE AFRICA