He then had to admit that he made up a large portion of the story so it became a historical novel. OOOPS!
He then was sued for plagerism by the author of a book called "The African" and had to publicly admit that he lifted whole sections of his book from that other. OOOPS!
He lost the case and had to pay the other author a very big chunk of money in compensation. OOOPS!
It grinds me that a statue of this cheap fraudulent hack with adoring "historical" placques sits on the inner harbor walk in Annapolis, Maryland, put there by whiney guilt ridden liberals.
And no statue there to the woman called "Moses", Harriet Tubman who was a real person, born and raised in Maryland and ran the underground railway during the Civil War.
BTTT
BTTT!
And, kudos.
“And no statue there to the woman called “Moses”, Harriet Tubman who was a real person, born and raised in Maryland and ran the underground railway during the Civil War.”
It’s so nice to see authentic, and historically correct, posts such as yours.
;o)