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“The inhumanity of slavery is incomprehensible. It's glossed over in our schools, and washes over our heads with only passing mention. That bell (slavery) can't be unrung, but I believe the real stories, often horrific, should be told in the hope that history won't repeat itself.”
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“He’d taken many young women by force, but always when he was drunk. It was no harder than leading a goat into his house. None resisted, for they’d all witnessed many beatings and whippings he applied in public displays.”
― Antebellum Struggles: A Story of Love, Lust, Pain and Freedom
― Antebellum Struggles: A Story of Love, Lust, Pain and Freedom
“Don't judge a book by its cover". I've always found this adage to be true. In today's "visual" world, it's tempting to believe that a book's cover will exactly match the reader's interest in the words that follow. Humbug! Titillating photos of an attractive woman or man are sometimes the only 'good' thing about a book. Content is King. Ah, my Kingdom for good content!”
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“The inhumanity of slavery is incomprehensible. It's glossed over in our schools, and washes over our heads with only passing mention. That bell (slavery) can't be unrung, but I believe the real stories, often horrific, should be told in the hope that history won't repeat itself.”
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“Don't judge a book by its cover". I've always found this adage to be true. In today's "visual" world, it's tempting to believe that a book's cover will exactly match the reader's interest in the words that follow. Humbug! Titillating photos of an attractive woman or man are sometimes the only 'good' thing about a book. Content is King. Ah, my Kingdom for good content!”
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