Teah Wulah

The Forgotten Liberian: History of Indigenous Tribes Teah Wulah

The Forgotten Liberian, a brief history of the ethnic groups of the Liberian Lintenland. The book resurrects some historical facts and demonstrates how Liberian ethnic groups were considered part of African through of as some of the original humans who million years ago were the promulgators of civilization. Most references to Liberia as a country usually begins with the landing or refuge for Free American slaves with no regards to its original ethnic population. This work focuses on three historical facts: The Method employed by Free America Slaves to impose arrogant rule; the criticism from world leasers and Organization in regards to the Maltreatment by the settlers to change customs of the Natives, and the Native's resistance to Colonization.