Who Brought the Slaves to America?

✍ Scribed by WHITE, Walter

Publisher: Western Front
Year: 1968
Tongue: English
Leaves: 32
Edition: 3rd edition, 1973
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

Singerman #1386: "Seeks to turn the Black community against the Jews by 'proving' that the anti-Christ Jews controlled the slave trade. On pages 20-21 is a purported fifteen point list of 'final' instructions to all Jews from the Central Conference of American Rabbis on plans to seize control of the American gentiles."

✦ Table of Contents

Front Cover
......Page 1
Comments from our Readers
......Page 2
Foreword
......Page 3
Slavery and the Jews
......Page 5
PLATES-1
......Page 11
PLATES-2
......Page 15
References / Documentation
......Page 19
PLATES-3
......Page 20
References / Documentation, cont'd
......Page 21
Appendix
......Page 22
PLATES-4
......Page 24
The Plague of Humanity
......Page 27
Addendum
......Page 29

✦ Subjects

West Africa, induced alcoholism, ASIENTO, Charleston, Columbus, cotton, Donnan, Dutch West indies Company, anti-Gentilism, human resources, Inquisition, Jews, Lopez, Marranos, Nation of Islam, Negroes, Newport, plantations, rum, Savannah, Sephardic, slavery, sugar, torture

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