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The Mind of a Slave (Hardcover)
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The Mind of a Slave is a powerful and unflinching journey into the heart and soul of Tucombo a young African warrior, destined to be a king, who is violently torn from his homeland and forced into the brutal world of American slavery. Born into the proud tribe of Alkebulan, the "Garden of Eden," Tucombo was nearly finished with his warrior training when slave hunters stripped everything from him his name, his freedom, and his future.Renamed "Bob" by plantation owner Master Boonan, Tucombo is forced to endure the crushing brutality of the Deep South the crack of the whip, the auction block, the constant dehumanization all while carrying the memories of who he truly was. Yet even in chains, his warrior spirit refuses to die. In the cotton fields of Jackson, Mississippi, his mind travels back to Africa to his father's teachings, his mother Sheatia's wisdom, and his love for Sutua the girl who grew into his heart.Through the eyes of Bob, readers witness the full machinery of slavery: the calculated psychological warfare used to break men's spirits, the Underground Railroad's secret signals, and the quiet resistance of enslaved people who dared to dream of freedom. Guided by the wisdom of old Henry John, and fueled by the love of his wife Willa and their three sons, Bob's inner world becomes a battlefield between submission and revolution.The Mind of a Slave is a gripping, historically rooted work of historical fiction that honors the resilience, dignity, and humanity of enslaved Africans. Written by U.S. Army veteran Chauncey Pierre himself a Desert Shield/Desert Storm survivor living with PTSD this story was born from sleepless nights and a deep understanding of a tormented mind that never rests. It is dedicated to all who fell under the whip. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798256181765
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The Mind of a Slave
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The Mind of a Slave
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The Mind of a Slave
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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The Mind of a Slave is a powerful and unflinching journey into the heart and soul of Tucombo a young African warrior, destined to be a king, who is violently torn from his homeland and forced into the brutal world of American slavery. Born into the proud tribe of Alkebulan, the 'Garden of Eden,' Tucombo was nearly finished with his warrior training when slave hunters stripped everything from him his name, his freedom, and his future.Renamed 'Bob' by plantation owner Master Boonan, Tucombo is forced to endure the crushing brutality of the Deep South the crack of the whip, the auction block, the constant dehumanization all while carrying the memories of who he truly was. Yet even in chains, his warrior spirit refuses to die. In the cotton fields of Jackson, Mississippi, his mind travels back to Africa to his father's teachings, his mother Sheatia's wisdom, and his love for Sutua the girl who grew into his heart.Through the eyes of Bob, readers witness the full machinery of slavery: the calculated psychological warfare used to break men's spirits, the Underground Railroad's secret signals, and the quiet resistance of enslaved people who dared to dream of freedom. Guided by the wisdom of old Henry John, and fueled by the love of his wife Willa and their three sons, Bob's inner world becomes a battlefield between submission and revolution.The Mind of a Slave is a gripping, historically rooted work of historical fiction that honors the resilience, dignity, and humanity of enslaved Africans. Written by U.S. Army veteran Chauncey Pierre himself a Desert Shield/Desert Storm survivor living with PTSD this story was born from sleepless nights and a deep understanding of a tormented mind that never rests. It is dedicated to all who fell under the whip. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798256181765
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The Mind of a Slave (Hardcover)
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The Mind of a Slave is a powerful and unflinching journey into the heart and soul of Tucombo a young African warrior, destined to be a king, who is violently torn from his homeland and forced into the brutal world of American slavery. Born into the proud tribe of Alkebulan, the "Garden of Eden," Tucombo was nearly finished with his warrior training when slave hunters stripped everything from him his name, his freedom, and his future.Renamed "Bob" by plantation owner Master Boonan, Tucombo is forced to endure the crushing brutality of the Deep South the crack of the whip, the auction block, the constant dehumanization all while carrying the memories of who he truly was. Yet even in chains, his warrior spirit refuses to die. In the cotton fields of Jackson, Mississippi, his mind travels back to Africa to his father's teachings, his mother Sheatia's wisdom, and his love for Sutua the girl who grew into his heart.Through the eyes of Bob, readers witness the full machinery of slavery: the calculated psychological warfare used to break men's spirits, the Underground Railroad's secret signals, and the quiet resistance of enslaved people who dared to dream of freedom. Guided by the wisdom of old Henry John, and fueled by the love of his wife Willa and their three sons, Bob's inner world becomes a battlefield between submission and revolution.The Mind of a Slave is a gripping, historically rooted work of historical fiction that honors the resilience, dignity, and humanity of enslaved Africans. Written by U.S. Army veteran Chauncey Pierre himself a Desert Shield/Desert Storm survivor living with PTSD this story was born from sleepless nights and a deep understanding of a tormented mind that never rests. It is dedicated to all who fell under the whip. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798256181765
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The Mind of a Slave (Hardcover)
Impresión bajo demandaLibrería: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Reino Unido
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The Mind of a Slave is a powerful and unflinching journey into the heart and soul of Tucombo a young African warrior, destined to be a king, who is violently torn from his homeland and forced into the brutal world of American slavery. Born into the proud tribe of Alkebulan, the "Garden of Eden," Tucombo was nearly finished with his warrior training when slave hunters stripped everything from him his name, his freedom, and his future.Renamed "Bob" by plantation owner Master Boonan, Tucombo is forced to endure the crushing brutality of the Deep South the crack of the whip, the auction block, the constant dehumanization all while carrying the memories of who he truly was. Yet even in chains, his warrior spirit refuses to die. In the cotton fields of Jackson, Mississippi, his mind travels back to Africa to his father's teachings, his mother Sheatia's wisdom, and his love for Sutua the girl who grew into his heart.Through the eyes of Bob, readers witness the full machinery of slavery: the calculated psychological warfare used to break men's spirits, the Underground Railroad's secret signals, and the quiet resistance of enslaved people who dared to dream of freedom. Guided by the wisdom of old Henry John, and fueled by the love of his wife Willa and their three sons, Bob's inner world becomes a battlefield between submission and revolution.The Mind of a Slave is a gripping, historically rooted work of historical fiction that honors the resilience, dignity, and humanity of enslaved Africans. Written by U.S. Army veteran Chauncey Pierre himself a Desert Shield/Desert Storm survivor living with PTSD this story was born from sleepless nights and a deep understanding of a tormented mind that never rests. It is dedicated to all who fell under the whip. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798256181765
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The Mind of a Slave
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Hardback. Condición: New. Nº de ref. del artículo: LU-9798256181765
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