Africa: A Biography Of The Continent-used

Africa: A Biography Of The Continent-used

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From The Primeval Cataclysms That Formed The Continent To The Civil Wars And Genocide That Ravage It Todaya Work Of Startling Grandeur And Scope That Provides A Remarkable Panoramic History Of Africa, By A Deeply Intelligent Writer Who Has Spent Most Of His Adult Life There.We All Originated In Africa, And No Matter What Our Race, Our Most Ancient Relationship Is With That Continent. Reader Tells The Story Of Our Earliest Ancestors' Adaptation To Africa'S Ferocious Obstacles Of Jungle, River, And Desert, And Of How Its Unique Array Of Animals, Plants, Viruses, And Parasites Has Over Millions Of Years Helped And Hindered Human Progress To A Degree Unknown Anywhere Else On Earth.Illustrated With Many Of The Author'S Own Beautiful Photographs, Which Capture The Staggering Diversity Of Human Experience In Every Part Of The Continentfrom The Inland Estuaries Of The Niger And The Rain Forests Of The Equator, To The Deserts Of The North And The High Veld Of The Souththis Book Weaves Together Into A Richly Fluent Narrative The Rise And Fall Of Ancient Civilizations, The Changing Patterns Of Indigenous Life Over The Millennia, The Complex History Of Slavery, The Devastating Impact Of European Settlers, And The Fragile Reemergence Of Independent Nations. John Reader Has Given Us An Extraordinary Biography Of An Infinitely Fascinating Continent.

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