Edward Ball Quotes

There Was A Uniqueness To The American Case Of Slavery. 10 Million People, A Conservative Estimate, Were Brought To America ... Hundreds Of People Were Set Up In Work Camps, And Hereditary-forced Labor Was Put In Place. That's A Very Different Thing Than The Personal Slavery That Existed Elsewhere.

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