Part 3 of 12 in the unabridged audiobook of Chancellor Williams’ classic study of African history. Chapter 2, “Ethiopia’s Oldest Daughter, Egypt: The Great Deception,” situates ancient Egypt as the northeastern region of a larger African (Ethiopian) world, and examines what Williams calls the great deception — the way Egypt was severed from its African context in Western scholarship. He traces the early settlement of Lower Egypt and the crosscurrents of Asia, Europe, and Africa that met in the Nile Valley. A key chapter for understanding Egypt as Black history, offered to the readers of Black Boys In Crisis.