My Life and Ethiopia's Progress: Volume 2: Addis Ababa 1966 - An Autobiography by Emperor Haile Sellassie I

This is a paperback autobiography categorized under World History and Black Studies.

Key Details:

• Cover Design: The front cover features a striking, moody profile portrait of Emperor Haile Sellassie I wearing a pith helmet. A graphic of the Lion of Judah breaks through the title text, with green, yellow, and red horizontal stripes running behind it. The back cover features a black-and-white photograph of the Emperor seated at a grand desk, with an intricate crest displayed prominently on the front of the desk.

• Content/Synopsis: The back cover highlights a profound quote from Emperor Haile Sellassie I from 1963. The quote addresses the "ultimate challenge" of survival and finding answers to unprecedented questions. It calls for faith in Almighty God and deep introspection, urging humanity to become "bigger than we have ever been; more courageous, greater in spirit, larger in outlook," and to overcome prejudice by owing allegiance to the "human community" rather than individual nations.

• Author's Full Title (as listed): Emperor Haile Sellassie I, King of Kings, Lord of Lords, Conquering Lion of Judah.

• Publishers: Published by Research Associates School Times Publications and Frontline Books ("Ready for Liberation").