JL: White Slavery Sources

Hi James -

I pray you and yours are healthy and prosperous.

I thought at one point you had some recommended sources about white slavery, but I'm not finding them.

Is Simon Webb's "The Forgotten Slave Trade" worth the time or do you like some other source’s better?

Glad to see your site is still alive.

Warm regards,

Bart

Sir, for white slavery in North Africa:

White Gold, author forgotten, a European, yellow trimmed book cover

Thomas Pellow, the 1730 narrative that White Gold largely uses.

The least white slavery was in North Africa, only some 2 million souls.

Most white slavery was in Europe, completely white-washed, the lives of hundreds of millions erased from history in the cause of Christianity, and then whiteness. Entire books and many articles have been written as to why a person captured, branded on the face and worked to death while being beaten by Romans, could not be a slave, because they were not Black and the owners were not American “whites.”

The second most prominent form of enslavement of Arуans, not to be confused with other racial groups labeled as white, was, and remains, Islam. A million Arуan women a year are sold into sex slavery in the Middle East. Mongols, Turks, Tartars, Arabs all lusted mightily for pale women. Christian girls were a great commodity among Jеwish women in Turkish lands, who bought sex slaves for their husbands, that after four years converted to Judaism and then married into the family with a lower status man. By the billing records, this seems to have been an attempt to breed out the unibrow, seriously.

The third most common type of Arуan slavery [I don’t prefer white or Caucasian because non-Christian Caucasian whites were rarely trafficked and did the majority of slave driving.] was American, with between two and four million sold into North America over 250 years.

If you are seeking secondary sources the titles are below:

-1. The Slave Trade, author forgotten, about 900 pages, is about the sale of Africans in the New World, but begins with ancient slavery and does touch on Arуan slavery. It is an important source, because the mechanics of the institution are examined, mechanics that are intentionally obscured by modern writers on the European trade, to include the translator of Jasper Dankerts’ journal who omitted the middle passage as unimportant.

-2. Bound Over by Van Der Zeer, an excellent study, a full size book written without apology and with art.

-3. They Were White and they Were Slaves, Michael Hoffman, an introductory pamphlet.

-4. The Redneck Manifesto by Jim Goad is a very well done book that devotes the first chapter to expanding on Hoffman’s work.

-5. Stillbirth of a Nation, James LaFond

-6. America in Chains, JL

-7. Into Wicked Company, JL

-8. A Bright Shining Lie at Dusk, JL

-9. The Lies That Bind Us, JL

-10. So His Master May Have Him Again, JL

-11. So Her Master May Have Her Again, JL

-12. The Greatest Lie Ever Sold, JL, in our estore

-13. Crackerboy, JL, in our estore