Deepest South

Explore the intricate connections between the United States and Brazil during the 19th century in Deepest South by Gerald Horne. Published by New York University Press in 2007, this compelling paperback spans 277 pages, delving into the dark history of the African slave trade. Horne meticulously uncovers how American nationals engaged in this abhorrent commerce, forging diplomatic, social, and political relationships with Brazil, home to the largest population of African descent outside of Africa. This insightful work not only illuminates the complexities of slavery and emancipation but also enriches our understanding of social history in both America and Brazil. Perfect for history enthusiasts and scholars alike, Deepest South is essential reading for those interested in the intersections of race, trade, and diplomacy.