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ay EAI ily HH Biography RUDOLPH WINDSOR wis bor in Lorg Branch, New Jeney After living ina numberof Jersey communities, his fail seted in Pridelphia where he atienced Commaity College, studying ychology’ and Poca Science; Gratz College, where he majcred in Hebrew/Aramaic Sues: and Temple University, where be majored in Midle Easter Sues. In ation, he as four sons anda daughter He says of his book, “My motive m wring twas to give the tras histry ofthe Afro-American, which bas bosn excluded from textes" Provessor Windsor i stong avocstor of the economic tnd cultural development of the black community. In serving the fonmuniy, he has. been a member and president of several orgnizations, was a delegate to the Black Power Conferece of 1968, and was designated delegate, on beta of Ethiopian Jews, w mee With Mr. Makonen, en ofa ofthe Ethiopian Mission to the Unted Nations inthe early 1990s ‘Morener, Me, Windsor i the author ofthe hook The Hilly of the Dry Bones: subced, The Conditions That Face Black Peepe in America. Asa result of some dificult with several book comunis. Mr. Windsor established his oan company callod Winsor’ Golden Series Publictions In I, Afr. Windsor redesigned his fist ook: From Ratton To Timbale ‘Aptin, Me Winlsne over the years, has appeared oa radio anc ‘TV tll shows, lets al congregations, organizations, universes rosea to Furope an the Middle Ess BENEFIT DINNER HONORS GRAENUM. AND EMMA BERGER FROM BABYLON TO TIMBUKTU A History of the Ancient Black Races Including the Black Hebrews by Rudolph R. Windsor WINDSOR’S GOLDEN SERIES P.O. Box 310393 Atlanta, Georgia 30331 Distributed by: Fist Fin 1969 by Rudolph K. Winsor tardback) Second Printing, 197) hid Printing, 1976 Fourth Printing, 1978 Fh Peintirg, 1880 Sinth Printing, 1982 (paperback) Seventh Printing, 1983, Eighch Pravin, 1985 Ninth Printing, 1986, irst revised and reprint edition 19 by Windsor Golden Series (paperback and harchack Eleventh Printing, 1980 ‘Twellth Printing, 1991 Thirteenth Printing, 1993 Fourteenth Printing, 1995 Fileenth Printing, 1997 Sixteenth Printing, 1999 Seventeenth Printing, 2000 EEjghteenth Printing, 2091, Nineteenth Printing, 2003 All ight reserved. No part ofthis book may’ be reprodced, ia whle or in par, in any form or by any means, c'cetronie or mechanical, including photocopying, record system. No part of ts hook may be teproduved without per or by any information storige and retrieval ‘siting from the pualisher; tnguies should be addressed tr Windsor Golden Series, P.0. Box 310393, Atlas, GA 31131-0393, Library of Congsess Catalog Card Number: 7082729 ISBN 0-9620881-1-0 {paperback Printed in the Unites States of America Dedicated to my mother, Leata Jones, who worked so hard «9 rear her five chikdten and who encour aged me in the writing of this book Proface. ‘This book is intended as a supplement to existing litera ture on African and black Hebrew history. To get a back ground knowledge of the history of the black races, the reader ss arged to start at the beginning and continte t0 the end. The aim is to present material that will not only inform and interest the reader but ‘will impart eruth, self confidence, and racial pride to the black man, and at the fame time enligiten the general public concerning the conributions 10 civilization of the ancient black races. Tn general, T have tried to follow a chronological ap- proach in the book, but it hes been difficale to maintain a ‘one hundzed per cent comistency. Certain subjects are t0 ome extent repented because I have elsewhere dealt with another phase of the same material, In many caves a re fresher is proviced in order to bring the reader up to date T have consulted many scholars in the compilation of {his work. Basil Davidson is an authority on Aftienn history moreover, Allen H. Godbey and Joueph Williams are ex cellent scholars on the black Hebrews, but I have not hes tated to difer from them in some instances. 1 behooves me to express my debt to the faculty of Grate Colege who taught se much, and helped make this book possible. Among these are such distinguished scholars ‘Dr, Elacar Goelman (Dean), Daniel Iaacman (Registrar), Dr. William Chomsky, Dr. Ssmuel Pilik, Dr. Samuel Kur land, Dr. Sidney M. Fish, Dr. Esta Shereshewsky, Dr. Samuel T. Lachs, Abraham Marthan, Rabbi Shlomo Falter, and Rabbi Shlomo Margalit. ¥ also want to express my gratitude tomy family, uncles, and friends who gave me much encour agement. Ruporest R. Wivnson Contents. Presace 1 AxcieNT Brack Civutizarron Sumer and Rish 1 Tur Oners or Tux Warne Race TI Asno-Anaw Cunruae Gors ro Eunore The Egypiians IV Tae Ontoinat Brace Jews Summary Black Arabs, Black Jews and Fthiopians ‘The Genesis of Christianity in Ethtopia and Arabia The Birth o Islam. The First Stage of the Islamic Revolution Islam and Judasra The To Daughtcts of Judaism The Second Suge of thie Islamic Revolution WV. ack Civnuization 1y Arnica Egypt. The Land of the Nile Tite Old Kingdom Fayptlin Mythology “The Middle Kingdom The New Kingdom or New Empire Ikhnaton or Ameahatep 1V Foretclling of Moses
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