Tom Reiss Biography

The Black Count, which won the Pulitzer Prize and became a New York Times bestseller, was written by Tom Reiss. The narrative throughout the book is one of the civil rights and human leadership. He is the father of Alexandre Dumas, the more well-known author of classic works including The Count of Monte Cristo and The Three Musketeers. Reiss sheds startling new light on a forgotten age of emancipation, a decade when the French Revolution abolished slavery, created integrated schools and government, and permitted a black man to command more than 50,000 white soldiers and officers into battle, going beyond the theme of statesmanship as a universal theme. Tom Reiss, a tireless researcher, offers voices to those who would otherwise go unheard and unearths tales from the "past" whose themes are vital to comprehending the present. Speaking about leadership civil rights and the investigative adventure that goes along with locating historical events and personalities, Reiss shares these findings with audiences in the academic and corporate worlds with tremendous enthusiasm and knowledge.

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