Echoes Of Slavery – Jackie Loos

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Echoes of Slavery by Jackie Loos is a powerful collection of true stories focusing on the last 30 years of slavery at the Cape. Published by David Philip Publishers in South Africa in 2004, this paperback edition spans 168 pages and offers an intimate look into the lives of enslaved people during the mature phase of Cape slavery. Drawing from weekly columns originally featured in the Cape Argus under ‘The Way We Were,’ the book brings historical and personal perspectives that connect the past to the modern descendants of slaves in South Africa.

This historical and social sciences work offers readers an insightful exploration of slavery’s lasting impact on South African society, focusing on political control, emancipation, and human stories often overlooked in mainstream history. Echoes of Slavery is an essential read for those interested in African history, social justice, and understanding the complex legacies of slavery.

A deeply moving and meticulously researched book, perfect for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking to connect with South Africa’s past through compelling narratives.