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    Little Known Truths

    By Mykel D. Myles

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    Little known truths are the highest wisdom, and here, in Little Known Truths is compiled a fascinating array of little known truths about the contributions of Africa and African America to world and U.S. history.

    Many people do not know, for example, that the first man in recorded history to declare that there was only one God, and that all mankind were His children was an African; or that the word ARYAN, that white supremacists tout so proudly, came to them from an African cleric; or that the first slave rebellion in the Americas occurred in 1526, 100 years before the landing of the Mayflower; or, lastly, that the cities of San Lorenzo, in Mexico, as well as Santiago, and Santa Cruz in Panama were all founded by Africans who rebelled and freed themselves from slavery.

    These are well-researched facts of history facts most people are not at all aware. But these, as well as many other little known truths can be found here in this collection of essays.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateSep 10, 2012
    ISBN9781300181804
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