Repatriated

In Roderick Edwards' thought-provoking alternate history, "Measuagoon," the narrative explores a world in which over 1.5 million African slaves are repatriated to Africa in 1816, radically transforming both continents. Delving into the logistical challenges and moral dilemmas of this Great Repatriation, the book examines a United States redefined without its Black population and the emergence of a powerful Liberia. Blending meticulous research with speculative storytelling, Edwards invites readers to reflect on themes of identity, race, and heritage, creating a rich exploration that challenges assumptions about American and African histories. This compelling work appeals to those interested in alternate history, cultural studies, and the complexities of human experience.