John G. Jackson-Selected Bibliography

John G. Jackson is one of my favorite writers. I first became familiar with his writing in my last year of high school. Introduction to African Civilizations (1974) sparked my interest in African History and I have not stopped reading since. It was also through Jackson that I first became familiar with the writings of Egyptoloist Gerald Massey.

The following is a selected bibliography of his works:

Selected bibliography

• Ethiopia and the Origin of Civilization (1939)
• Pagan Origins of the Christ Myth (1941)
• Man, God, and Civilization (1972)
• Introduction to African Civilizations (1974)
• Foreword to Gerald Massey's Lectures (1974)
• The Mysteries of Egypt (1980)
• The African Origin of Christianity (1981)
• Egypt and Christianity. Egypt Revisited (1982)
• The African Origin of the Myths and Legends of the Garden of Eden (1984)
• Was Jesus Christ a Negro? (1984)
• Christianity Before Christ (1985)
• Black Reconstruction in South Carolina (1987)
• The Golden Ages of Africa (1987)
• Hubert H. Harrison: The Black Socrates (1987)
• Ages of Gold and Silver and Other Short Sketches of Human History (1990)
• Introduction to The Story of the Moors in Spain (1990)
• The Empire of the Moors (1992)
• Krishna and Buddha: Black Gods of Asia. African Presence Early Asia (1996)

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