The Willie Lynch Letter And the Making of A Slave Audiobook Download by Willie Lynch

The Willie Lynch Letter and the Making of A Slave is an 1853 reprint of a document by author, sailor, and American Civil War veteran William Lynch. The letter was originally written in 1845 when Lynch had been a slave for 2 years. He describes the experience of being captured with other men and women from Africa to be sold into slavery as well as his time as a slave working on a plantation. He talks about how the slaves were taught to hate their own people, subjected to incessant cruelty, denied humanity, dehumanization and their children sold off to raise money for more slaves

The Willie Lynch Letter And the Making of A Slave is a seminal piece in American history. It is a letter written by former slave Willie Lynch to the owner of his old plantation, outlining the methods he used to train slaves for work and for their own eventual release. The letter is considered one of the most important documents that shaped America's institution of slavery. The author was asked to write this letter when he was interviewed by U.S. Congressman James E. Simmons in 1859.

The Willie Lynch Letter And the Making of A Slave by Willie Lynch audiobook download can be downloaded on Audible.com, Amazon.com and iTunes. The narrator is Dan Boulger who reads this book in a well recognizable voice that has been called "vintage" and "regal."

In 1712, the ship brought 300 captives from Africa to Virginia. This letter is known as the Willie Lynch Letter because it was written by a slave trader named Willie Lynch who wrote about the treatment of slaves in Virginia. It is widely accepted that this letter helped shape racial attitudes of life in America during the 18th and 19th centuries.

In this powerful audiobook, Dan B. dives into a letter written by Willie Lynch in the late 1700s that reveals how slaves were made to feel inferior and not worthy of respect. Lynch himself was a slave owner and experienced first hand the building of slave culture.

The Willie Lynch Letter And the Making of A Slave is a white man's opinion on how African people were meant to be made. This work was published by a white man in 1856. The letter uses strategies like physical abuse, sexual abuse, and psychological abuse in order to make slaves out of black people. He also talks about how "they will forget their old life that they hated," and "this new way is best for both races."