When We Ruled
When We Ruled – By Robin Walker Discover the profound legacy of African civilization with When We Ruled, a groundbreaking work by Robin Walker that redefines…
When We Ruled – By Robin Walker
Discover the profound legacy of African civilization with When We Ruled, a groundbreaking work by Robin Walker that redefines the way we understand Black history. This meticulously researched book critically examines the documentation of African history, with a special focus on the rich heritage of Ancient Egypt and the Nile Valley.
Spanning 22 insightful chapters, this paperback edition is an invaluable resource for scholars, students, and anyone passionate about African studies. It features:
- Over 100 stunning images and 18 detailed maps.
- A 15-page chronological table, comprehensive index, and bibliography for deeper exploration.
- A new introduction by historian Runoko Rashidi, exclusively for the Black Classic Press edition.
Whether you're a seasoned historian or a curious learner, When We Ruled offers a treasure trove of knowledge that belongs in every library. Dive into this essential work and connect with the timeless contributions of African civilization.
Available now at Nicholas Brooklyn. Order your copy today and enrich your understanding of Africa’s enduring legacy!
Frequently asked questions
Who wrote When We Ruled?
When We Ruled is by Robin Walker. The book examines the documentation of African history, with a special focus on Ancient Egypt and the Nile Valley. This paperback is the Black Classic Press edition, with a new introduction by historian Runoko Rashidi.
What does When We Ruled include?
It spans 22 chapters and includes over 100 images and 18 detailed maps, along with a 15-page chronological table, a comprehensive index and a bibliography for deeper exploration. Nicholas Brooklyn is a Black-owned apothecary and bookstore at 1396 Fulton Street in Brooklyn, and it ships nationwide.
Who is When We Ruled for?
The product page describes it as an invaluable resource for scholars, students and anyone passionate about African studies, whether a seasoned historian or a curious learner. Nicholas Brooklyn carries it in its Books department, which has been central to the shop since 1974.
