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A faith-and-society argument asking whether moral conviction can confront corruption as it once confronted slavery.
This book connects the moral force behind abolition with contemporary questions of corruption and public life. It is written for readers interested in faith, ethics, African society, and the possibility of principled reform.
A teen-friendly journey through five centuries of Black history, written to help young readers see survival, achievement, and agency more clearly.
An empowering teen history title about Africa as a source of builders, thinkers, creators, and innovators.
A balanced inquiry into the gains, harms, and lasting contradictions of Western civilisation in Africa.
Stories of White Britons who opposed Black slavery and stood with the abolition cause.
A counterfactual East Africa study asking what might have happened if Zion had taken root there.
A historical warning about labour demand, exploitation, and Africa's place in global economic systems.