History is a huge business in America.  The American Civil War and the events, which foreshadowed resulted in great interest amongst average citizens. Slavery and  Emancipation are the two leading issues of the Civil War period and are the most common themes depicted in the BLACK CHRONICLE.

As you begin to navigate the BLACK CHRONICLE these unique authentic African American stories will take you through real time!

We,  Wilson Group Network Inc. presents to you the classic work from a series of new letters by Henry Hampton.

" Everyone needs a copy of the Black Chronicle book. It is one of the most relevant books in America today. How else are you going to learn about the trials, tribulations and victories we have experienced as a people? You have to read the real stories told by the people who lived through the struggles. "


Maloyd Ben Wilson, Owner/CEO/Publisher/Founder of the Black Chronicle book.

The Black Chronicle book is a compilation of 178 years of Black history from over 400 authentic news articles sequenced in a newspaper format. This insightful book is original, documented Black history at its best. Educators, public officials, professionals, students, and persons of all ethnic backgrounds are embracing and reading what is fast becoming a much sought-after international treatise consisting of reference work on Black history. Every home and every person across the nation should have a copy of this book. A must-read for all who want to know America's full and complete history.

Our History

Our Stories

Our Testimonies

told in REAL Time of

African American Survivors



About Wilson Group Network, Inc.

What is BLACK CHRONICLE?


The Company's (Wilson Group Network, Inc.) humble origins began with the idea of its founder Maloyd Wilson to convert a series of abandoned historic black newsletters into a softbound book. After acquiring the rights to these newsletters and other materials, Mr. Wilson produced the first copies of this book and began selling it shortly, thereafter. The rest is history, the sales and responses to the new publication have been phenomenal and far beyond expectation.


Not since Alex Haley's all-time best seller "Roots" which debuted in 1977 portraying the saga of an African American family who tracked their linage from West Africa to America has many books on Black History and Culture had the same mass-based appeal to Americans of all ethnicities and backgrounds.


Wilson Group Network's prime product "The Black Chronicle", A Book that debuted in 1999 portraying the history of the African American people from slave ships in West Africa to the Civil Rights Movement in America, may be one of the few exceptions to the above rule. Already going into its fourth printing, the Black Chronicle like it's literary predecessor "Roots" which inspired millions of Americans to research their family heritage, is also inspiring many of these same Americans to research and soul search the untold truths of their nations past.

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