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GarySeven

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Fri Jan-14-05 01:50 PM
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30. How about several hundred books, then?

How about the books that detail the role of Northern banks and investment firms, exporters and insurers had in maintaining slavery? How about books that state that slavery remained legal in some parts of South America until early 20th century?

I suggest you read more than "The Big Book O'Slavery" before you lecture people on historical fact. History is far more complex than the coloring book (all black and white) where you get your facts.

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