Mr. F. Russel Ross has found the missing traditional national folk wedding dance of the thirty-five million African Americans. His book The Grandmarch The Spirit of African Americans provides readers with a personal and well-researched journey that spans two continents and five thousand years. F. Russel Ross presents the lost Grandmarch ritual tradition. Read how Mr. Ross' great-grandfather, Prince Teague, the Mandingo superstud, brought the spirit of the Grandmarch to the United States via slaveship and passed the ritual orally to his offspring in Alabama. Read how the Grandmarch ritual simultaneously travels back to Liberia, Africa with the free Blacks who returned to Africa in 1822 and battled hostile African tribes.Much of this story focuses on superstud Mandingo Prince Teague and his sexual breeder adventures, culminating in an exciting chapter on voodoo that chills the spine of readers. The Grandmarch gives readers an understanding about the marching tradition of African Americans. Americans need to know about this lost history.