The Exsanguination of the Second Society
Scholarly Historical Fiction Relating to Robeson County, North Carolina’s Tuscaroras
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The Exsanguination of the Second Society
Narrated by:
Walt Allen
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Narrated by:
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Walt Allen
About this listen
It is always "riot season" in Robeson County, North Carolina where 65,000 state recognized Lumbees oppress 4,000 North Carolina Tuscarora. During the wild summer of 2020, Bruce Black’s life turns from moonshine to wine when he learns the truth about his heritage, and he ends up fighting for his life and 4,000 others who grew up believing the lies. A grassroots movement to educate the masses on the area’s true Native history, to lift the oppression, expose the unscrupulous, and find the stolen proof of ascendency, leads to a powerful explosion when outsiders rush in to help Bruce Black.
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