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Perseverance: The First Black Millionaire Paul Levine and inquisitive nature--and aware ofThe illegitimate son of a Danish seaman and a black slave, William Leidesdorff might have spent his life on the island of St. Croix had not a wealthy plantation owner named Mr. Forest adopted the boy as his own. Mr. Forest makes only one condition for the boy's adoption Will is never to reveal his true parentage. Sent to New Orleans to help manage his uncle's cotton plantation, the young man finds himself swept into the city's balls and board meetings