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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Ish Gebor: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by Gregws: [qb] Why is it that the US history books in DC was burned down 2 times, 1802 and 1851? All US recorded History. [/qb][/QUOTE]1) If that happened, who did it. https://www.whitehousehistory.org/the-burning-of-washington 2) Does Eugenics ring a bell? 3) We have suffering data, that can be reconstructed. 4) [URL=https://www.fs.fed.us/people/aasg/PDFs/African_Americans_and_forests_March21%202006.pdf]A Brief History of African Americans and Forests[/URL]. [QUOTE]On the Texas coast in November 1528, a violent storm washed ashore two small boats, the remnants of an ill-fated Spanish expedition. The sixteen survivors who made it ashore included Esteban, a black slave born in Morocco. Esteban was the first African to set foot in what would become Texas and the western United States. […] [b]Africans were a part of forest industries from the earliest colonial days. Just forty years after Esteban arrived in North America, the Spanish of St. Augustine began importing slaves from Havana for sawing timber in 1565. The early sawmills were no more than huge pits where one man stood at the top and another at the bottom as they sawed great logs into planks. In the British colonies slave labor cleared, logged, sawed timber, and worked in the naval stores industries. Enslaved Africans (native Americans were also enslaved) cleared much of the forest for Southern agriculture. As woods workers, slaves worked as loggers and producers of naval stores.[/b][/QUOTE] [/QB][/QUOTE]
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