White Gold: Thomas Pelo's Extraordinary Experience and Millions of White Slaves in North Africa Giles? Milton

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Editor's recommendation: ★ British best-selling author Giles? Another masterpiece of Milton. ★ According to Thomas? The personal experience of Pelo, a slave trapped in North Africa for more than 20 years, vividly shows the little known historical segment of the white slave trade. Content introduction: In the two or three hundred years after 1500, millions of white Europeans were abducted by Muslims from their homes on the sea or the coast, and then sold in the slave market in North Africa. British teenager Thomas? Pelo was one of the white slaves. At the beginning of the 18th century, he was killed by Moroccan Sultan Mulai? Ismayi bought it. At that time, the sultan was building a magnificent palace, which was completely built by white slaves. Because Pelo was young and witty, he became a private slave of Sudan. Pelo not only witnessed the cruel regime, but also witnessed the magnificent scene of the court. After more than 20 years of slavery, Pelo finally regained his freedom and wrote his own story. This book is mainly based on Pelo's knowledge and other relevant literature. Media recommendation: Giles? Milton has a talent to find unusual and forgotten corners in history and turn them into bestsellers... This is not a boring history book, but a pure narrative that is closer to historical novels than academic research works in style—— The story of Milton in William Palmer's Literary Review can hardly be more interesting. Its background and auxiliary characters are as wonderful as the events in the story—— The Sunday Times is an unusual story that few people are familiar with... an exciting description of a thrilling historical episode—— The Spectator Giles? Milton... provides inspiration for those who believe that historical works can be exciting and interesting—— The Times

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Author introduction: [Author] Giles? Giles Milton, a British best-selling writer, has written The Great Chief Elizabeth, The Spice Merchant Who Changed History, William the Samurai, Churchill's Ungentlemanly War, etc. Ruan Xiaotong is from Xiangyang, Hubei Province. Undergraduate major in psychology and minor in Chinese language and literature at Beijing Normal University. Later, he studied in Canada and the University of Manitoba, and graduated with a master's degree in 2019.

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