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The life of the eighteenth-century African prince who, after being captured by slave traders, was brought to Massachusetts where he was a slave until he was able to buy his freedom at the age of sixty.

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This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 408. Chapters: Adrianna, Amos Fortune, Arthur Curry, Bart Allen, Bert Camp, Bette Sans Souci, Black Manta, Booster Gold, Brainiac, Captain Cold, Carter Hall, Cat Grant, Charlotte Cavanagh, Chloe's son, Chloe Sullivan, Christina Lamell, Clark Kent, Clark Luthor, Conner Kent, Courtney Whitmore, Darkseid, Deadshot, Deputy Ellis, Desaad, Dinah Lance, Ella Lane, Emil Hamilton, Emil LaSalle, Female Furies, Gordon Godfrey, Granny Goodness, Greg Arkin, Haley, Harriet, Isis, Jaime Reyes, James Bartholomew Olsen, Jeff Hage, John Corben, John Jones, Jonathan Kent, Jor-El, Jor-El, Joseph Cavanagh, Kara Kent, LX-13, Lara-El, Lex Luthor, Lieutenant Trotter, Lionel Luthor, Lionel Luthor, Lois Lane, Lois Lane, Lucy Lane, Lutessa Luthor, Lutessa Luthor, Marionette Ventures, Martha Kent, Mera, Natasha, Non, Oliver Queen, Oliver Queen, Perry White, Rick Flag, Ron Troupe, Ruth Cavanagh, Sam Lane, Shayera Hall, Shelby, Slade Wilson, Solomon Grundy, Suzanne Capra, Ted Kord, Tess Mercer, Teth-Adam, Ursa, Victor Stone, Victoria Sinclair, Vordigan, Winslow Schott, Zatanna Zatara, Zod, Zoe. Excerpt: Adrianna is the curator of the Metropolis Museum. She had extensive knowledge of the goddess Isis. Adrianna is a charismatic and audacious woman. She has great knowledge of ancient Egypt. Adrianna was guiding Oliver Queen around the Metropolis Museum and they discussed Green Arrow's big entrance. She told him some of her ideas until Tess Mercer arrived and interrupted them. After that a man called her and she left. Minutes later Adrianna informed Oliver and Tess that the amulet of Isis was missing from the show's pieces; she also told them that the amulet was cursed and whoever possessed it was doomed to spend eternity in the underworld. When Oliver arrives at the Watchtower he told Clark he canceled the gala and that Adrianna had not been thrilled to hear that news. Isis as she appears in the comics An Egyptian wo...

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