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Indeed, Madu's fortune had changed! Enslaved by his tribe in Nigeria, then captured, transported, and sold as a slave to the British army on the island of Dominica in the New World, he now belonged. He had stature, he strutted in the glory of the uniform of the all-black British Eighth West India Regiment. The lowly field negroes feared and hated the regiment. Even lower-ranked white soldiers obeyed the commands of black sergeants. Had they not given him a new name, Congo Jack? Had he not performed valiantly at the Battle of St. Martin against the French? And Jubba Lily loved him! After he…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1997Pinto Press · 310 pages · 9780963247650
Black SoldiersColonial forcesFictionGreat BritainGreat Britain. ArmyMutinySoldiers, BlackGreat britain, fiction






