Slaves in the Family
by Edward Ball
Edward Ball's Slaves in the Family is a profound exploration of a family's deep connections to slavery. Presented in a striking hardcover with a jacket featuring images of slave owners and slaves, this 504-page volume measures 6x12 inches and invites readers to reflect on the intertwined histories of white and black Americans.
About This Book
Slaves in the Family by Edward Ball is a compelling hardcover edition that addresses the enduring impact of slavery within American lineage. The book measures 6x12 inches and spans 504 pages, offering a detailed narrative grounded in historical records.
The white and black cover features a gilt design, enhancing its classic appeal, while the jacket prominently displays images of slave owners and slaves, setting a tone of reflection and revelation.
Through meticulous research, Ball uncovers the stories of both white and black individuals connected through this painful heritage, providing insight into the broader context of family and freedom in the United States.
This work stands as a testament to the importance of confronting historical truths, inviting readers to consider the complexities of ancestry and reconciliation.
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