The Satterfield twins, John and James, carry our story through the American Revolution. James conspires with George Mason and George Washington in the days that lead to Washington's selection as Commander in Chief of the rebelling colonial forces. Washington appoints James his political advisor and chief of intelligence. The English capture James during a visit to occupied New York to meet with informants, and John returns from the frontier to rescue his brother. John scouts for General John Sullivan in his march against the Iroquois. James unmasks Benedict Arnold.

The is the breathtaking story of an American family in the American Revolution.

Yankee Doodles in Black Hats is volume two of the Satterfield Saga, the dramatic story of America's youth and the men who made her great.

The Satterfield twins, John and James, carry our story through the American Revolution. James conspires with George Mason and George Washington in the days that lead to Washington's selection as Commander in Chief of the rebelling colonial forces. Washington appoints James his political advisor and chief of intelligence. The English capture James during a visit to occupied New York to meet with informants, and John returns from the frontier to rescue his brother. John scouts for General John Sullivan in his march against the Iroquois. James unmasks Benedict Arnold.

The is the breathtaking story of an American family in the American Revolution.

Yankee Doodles in Black Hats is volume two of the Satterfield Saga, the dramatic story of America's youth and the men who made her great.

Christopher Reed has made another wonderful contribution to the historical scholarship. The current book is a very well-researched, compellingly argued refutation of the claim made by some contemporaries of the World's Columbian Exhibition of 1893 that African American participation in the event was very limited. Reed has shown that many blacks--both well-known and anonymous--attended the world's fair in various capacities. The photographs reinforce this point also. Reed further contends that the very high stature of Ida B. Wells, Frederick Douglass, Ferdinand Barnett, and I. Garland Penn, the authors of an 1893 booklet called The Reason Why the Colored American Is Not Present in the World's Columbian Exposition, and the attention which the work drew from historians has led many to erroneously believe that there was virtually no black participation in the aforementioned event.

The Jefferson How to Play Black Gospel books are wonderful! I purchased Amazing Grace! How to Play Black Gospel. The arrangements are teaching me guides for embellishing hymns. I listen to the tape on my way to work. I also purchased How to Play Black Gospel for Beginners. I'm now looking forward to receiving, Precious Lord! How to Play Black Gospel.

Franklin is indeed a dynamic "Public Theologian" who engages the richness of the African American Church experience and offers prophetic challenges and help for her future.

Edmondson was one of the few artists ever to be led into his work by pure inner vision and his work shows the extraordinary power of genuine and uninfected inspiration so rare to us these days. A wonderful gift for anyone interested in the power of stone.

The volume Black Colossus is part of the deluxe Conan series published by Donald m. Grant. It is a triumph of the bookmaker's art - beautifully made, sumptuous, with illustrations by Ned Dameron. The book contains two Conan tales, the title story and "Shadows in the Moonlight." Howard wrote these yarns in his mid-twenties (he would commit suicide at the age of 30) and they were first published in the legendary pulp magazine "Weird Tales" in 1933-34. These are excellent, typical Conan stories: colorful, blazing action, top-notch Howard, ignore the unholy legion of pallid imitators and rip-off artists that haunt us to this day. In Black Colossus, Conan is a captain of mercenary spearmen who fights to save the kingdom of Khoraja (and the lovely princess Yasmela) from the black magic of Natohk, the vieled one. As one character notes, "A short life and a merry one, say I, and with Conan the Throat-slitter in command, life is likely to be both merry and short." These are not my favorite Conan stories (see "People of the Black Circle"), but they are worthy nuggets from the Motherlode, the astonishing amount of good writing REH did in his few short years of productive life.

This book is a great portrail of the hierarchy of the Nazi's dreaded SS. The author goes far beyond the concentration camp guards and explains the feeble begining as a SA battalion into one of the greatest fighting and guard units inside of Hitler's Geermany. This book shows how Himmler came into the the lime life of Germany and how his forces were what helped keep Hitler in power. The author does not portray the SS as a evil force but, instead he shows that these men were men and not monsters that were only doing what they were told to do by both Hitler and Himmler. As the SS grew out of the SA, and later totally replaced the SA, it came to control the police and a large piece of the German Wehrmacht. Thus giving Himmler unbelievable powers to do what he felt was for the good of Nazi controlled Germany. If you are looking for a book filled with pictures you will not enjoy this book because it is mostly a fact filled book that explains everything about the extremely complicated Nazi SS.

THIS BOOK SHOULD HAVE BEEN READ BY EVERY BLACK EXPLORER IN U S OF A SO THEY KNOW JUST HOW GREAT THIS MAN WAS.

I had to read this book for my African American Experience Class, it was a throughly awesome revelation of the effects of slavery has had on Black people. Not to say the effects it takes on the many generations now and to come, if one is not aware of how to break the cycle.

This is an amazing Book and I have enjoyed it so much.
It is a great educational resource for African American History.