They Were White and They Were Slaves: The Untold History of the Enslavement of Whites in Early...

They Were White and They Were Slaves: The Untold History of the Enslavement of Whites in Early America | Michael A. Hoffman II | The past revealed.

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	They Were White and They Were Slaves: The Untold History of the Enslavement of Whites in Early America Michael A. Hoffman II Wiswell Ruffin House, 1993 - 144 pages average customer review:based on 22 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

The Old New World Order

The main thing this book documents is the history of white slavery in North America, England and the Carribean during the same time period the African slave trade was underway using sources written during that time. Everything that you'll never hear about or that just gets glazed over by your local Universities history department.

The biggest lesson that racially concious white people need to take home with them after reading this book is that the elite white capitalists are your worst enemy. They are the main cause our races problems. Quit looking under every rock for a Jew. The overwhelming majority of these scumbags are white. This book is a must read.

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The past revealed.

Mention slavery in American history and no doubt you will conjure up visions of middle passage slave ships feeding the rotting black bodies to the sharks, abusive slave owners on southern plantations and perhaps even Kunta Kinta being whipped at the stake for refusing his newly assigned name. Few people would even entertain the notion of white slaves in American history, but Michael Hoffman's 1993 book, THEY WERE WHITE AND THEY WERE SLAVES exposes little known facts about the abhorrent practice of slave owning in America.

Hoffman's books goes far beyond slavery in the United States, however, giving an indepth chronicle of white slavery throughout history. The book begins with the Greeks and continues on with white slavery by the Romans, the Arabs, who also implemented the practice of slave castration, the Franks, Vikings, African Kings, and yes, American colonials and eventually, American Indians.

Hoffman also gives an indepth explanation as to why white slavery in American history has been all but swept under the rug. The book is well written, very well researched and lends critical understanding to anyone who truly wants to have an informed and balanced view of our slavery history.

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Forgotten Knowledge

I highly recommend "They Were White and They Were Slaves" because this information seems to be either forgotten or ignored.

In the colonial era, English merchant ships imported sugar and tobacco from the Americas to Britain. After the cargo was delivered to Europe, do you think those ships returned to the West Indies empty? Whites kidnapped in Britain were the return-haul operation.

Kidnapping in port cities became an industry, with "press gangs" roaming the streets. You might want to read Robert Louis Stevenson's "Kidnapped." The word "kidnapper" was coined in Britain in the 1600s to describe those who captured and sold white children into slavery.

This book reveals that as many a 2/3 of original American colonists from 1609 to 1800 did not come of their own free will. The term "indentured servitude" is a euphemism. Indentured servants were permanent lifetime slaves, and that's how they referred to themselves. Runaways had ears cut off or were branded with an "R" on their cheek. Families were often separated. There was whipping, iron collars and chains.

Other eras are covered, going back before 1000 A.D. The book also has some interesting information about the African slave trade. Expensive Negroes were better treated than Whites, who were obtained for free.

The fault in the book is in the organization, which is neither strictly chronological nor geopraphical. The book has an impressive bibliography.

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