The Black Man: His Antecedents, His Genius, and His Achievements

William Brown takes on a sincere and uplifting account of his personal experience of slavery. Including the experiences of those around him, Brown gives life and detail to the determination involved in surmounting the horrifying and atrocious conditions of enslavement. As a fugitive and slave, Brown takes his power and assures the readers of the capacity for superior, illuminating greatness in those of African descent throughout the world.