A Crime So Monstrous: Facetoface With Modernday Slavery,New Lilienthal As Publishers Weekly Remarked

As Publishers Weekly Remarked

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A Crime So Monstrous: Facetoface With Modernday Slavery,New Lilienthal As Publishers Weekly RemarkedTo Be A Moral Witness Is Perhaps The Highest Calling Of Journalism, And In This Unforgettable, Highly Readable Account Of Contemporary Slavery, Author Benjamin Skinner Travels Around The Globe To Personally Tell Stories That Need To Be Told And Heard. As Samantha Power And Philip Gourevitch Did For Genocide, Skinner Has Now Done For Modernday Slavery. With Years Of Reporting In Such Places As Haiti, Sudan, India, Eastern Europe, The Netherlands, And,