Myths of the Atlantic African Slave Trade: Conquistadors, Invasions, Addictive Substances, Guns, and European False Gods
by Karl Johnson
Karl Johnson explores myths and interpretations surrounding the Atlantic African slave trade. Addressing conquistadors, invasions, addictive substances, guns, and European false gods, this book considers the ideas and themes that influence understanding of a defining period in African, European, and world history.
About This Book
Myths of the Atlantic African Slave Trade examines narratives associated with the history of the Atlantic African slave trade.
Karl Johnson focuses on themes including conquistadors, invasions, addictive substances, guns, and European false gods.
The book invites readers to consider how these subjects shape interpretations of a significant and contested period in world history.
It is intended for readers interested in African history, slavery, colonial encounters, and historical narratives.
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