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Exile Child: Based on the Life of Sarah Bartmann
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Exile Child: Based on the Life of Sarah Bartmann

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Torn from her South African tribe by Dutch settlers, sold as a slave, separated from her young brother, trapped in a world of debauchery and trickery, humiliated whilst living in early nineteenth century London and Paris, Sarah Bartmann clings desperately to her beliefs, to her native land and to her memories. This is more than just her story. It is a tale of hope, of courage beyond human endurance, of the power of the human spirit, of a young woman who refuses to give in to the alien world into which she has been so violently thrust.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Pegasus Elliot Mackenzie Publishers
Country
United Kingdom
Date
16 January 2019
Pages
184
ISBN
9781843862178

Torn from her South African tribe by Dutch settlers, sold as a slave, separated from her young brother, trapped in a world of debauchery and trickery, humiliated whilst living in early nineteenth century London and Paris, Sarah Bartmann clings desperately to her beliefs, to her native land and to her memories. This is more than just her story. It is a tale of hope, of courage beyond human endurance, of the power of the human spirit, of a young woman who refuses to give in to the alien world into which she has been so violently thrust.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Pegasus Elliot Mackenzie Publishers
Country
United Kingdom
Date
16 January 2019
Pages
184
ISBN
9781843862178