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Unveiling the Truth: "Discovery to Servitude: Documented History" Unravels the Hidden Past

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Imported America~ Jamestown 1607: Discovery to Servitude a Documented History

by Bernard Hellreich Ingram

4.5 out of 5

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In the annals of American history, the narrative of discovery and exploration often overshadows a darker truth: the systematic oppression and exploitation that have permeated our nation's foundation.

"Discovery to Servitude: Documented History" shatters the illusion of a benevolent past, delving into the meticulously documented evidence of colonialism, slavery, and the enduring legacy of oppression that continues to shape our present.

Unveiling the True Face of Discovery

The book meticulously deconstructs the myth of European explorers as heroic pioneers. Instead, it unveils their true motives: the relentless pursuit of wealth, power, and dominance.

Christopher Columbus, often hailed as a visionary, is unmasked as a ruthless colonizer who enslaved indigenous peoples, unleashing a wave of violence and exploitation.

Christopher Columbus's Voyage Led To The Decimation Of Indigenous Populations And The Establishment Of Brutal Colonial Rule Imported America~ Jamestown 1607: Discovery To Servitude A Documented History

The Horrors of Slavery: A System of Dehumanization

"Discovery to Servitude" confronts the heinous institution of slavery, exposing its inhumanity and the immeasurable suffering it inflicted upon millions of Africans.

Through harrowing accounts and meticulous documentation, the book paints a vivid picture of the dehumanizing conditions slaves endured, the horrors of the Middle Passage, and the fight for freedom.

Slaves Endured Unimaginable Horrors During The Middle Passage And Throughout Their Lives In Bondage Imported America~ Jamestown 1607: Discovery To Servitude A Documented History

Oppression Beyond Slavery: Systemic Injustice

The book goes beyond the abolition of slavery, examining the enduring legacy of oppression in America.

It traces the Jim Crow era, mass incarceration, redlining, and ongoing police brutality, highlighting the institutional racism that has maintained a system of inequality and injustice.

The Legacy Of Slavery Continues To Manifest In Systemic Racism And Oppression Imported America~ Jamestown 1607: Discovery To Servitude A Documented History

A Call for Truth and Reconciliation

"Discovery to Servitude" is not merely a historical account; it is a call to action.

By confronting the uncomfortable truths of our past, we can pave the way for a more just and equitable future.

The book urges readers to embrace truth and reconciliation, to acknowledge the wrongs of the past and work towards building a society where every individual has equal rights and opportunities.

"Discovery to Servitude: Documented History" is a groundbreaking work that challenges the conventional narratives of American history, shining a light on the hidden past and inspiring a search for truth and reconciliation.

This book is essential reading for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of our nation's troubled past and the enduring struggle for equality and justice.

Free Download your copy today and embark on a journey that will forever change your perspective on American history.

Imported America~ Jamestown 1607: Discovery to Servitude a Documented History

by Bernard Hellreich Ingram

4.5 out of 5