The Black Man The Black Man

The Black Man

Illustrated Edition: A 19th-Century History of Black Excellence

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Descripción editorial

This illustrated edition of The Black Man: His Antecedents, His Genius, and His Achievements presents a landmark nineteenth-century work documenting the lives and accomplishments of people of African descent.

Written by abolitionist author William Wells Brown, this book gathers historical and biographical examples of Black leadership, creativity, and intellect across time and nations. It was created to challenge racist assumptions and to preserve cultural memory through recorded history.

This edition includes:
✔ Newly written foreword and historical context
✔ Original period-inspired illustrations
✔ Clean modern formatting for readability
✔ Complete unabridged public domain text

Ideal for readers interested in African American history, abolitionist literature, and early civil rights thought, this volume offers both inspiration and historical insight.

GÉNERO
Historia
PUBLICADO
2026
26 de febrero
IDIOMA
EN
Inglés
EXTENSIÓN
344
Páginas
EDITORIAL
Marveen Press
VENDEDOR
Irine Shekriladze
TAMAÑO
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