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The Stolen Wealth of Slavery: A Case for Reparations by David Montero is an investigative history focused on the financial legacy of American slavery and the argument for reparations. Rather than treating slavery only as a moral catastrophe or a Southern institution, the book traces how enslaved Black labor generated wealth that moved through banks, shipping firms, insurers, and commercial networks, especially in the North. Montero examines how that capital helped shape later industrial growth and modern corporate power, making the book both a historical account and a contemporary policy intervention. With a foreword by Michael Eric Dyson, it is positioned within the reparations debate but distinguishes itself through its emphasis on economic tracing and corporate accountability. The book is aimed at readers who want a documented, data-driven explanation of how slavery created durable wealth and why that wealth remains relevant to present-day inequality.