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///Probably the same percentage today of the total population. Most working class slaves had never even heard the names.////

You know very little about this subject so why do you post? In many cultures, slaves were often educated. In New England, for example, slaves went to school. Although this wasn't generally true in the South, it was not unheard for some Southern slaves to also receive educations. In Rome, some slaves were highly educated.
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So you try to refute an argument that mostly applies to the entire human world wide history by providing tiny localised examples from tiny specialized portions of localized history! All you have done is strengthen my case by providing some of the data supporting my argument!

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