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Machine generated contents note: 1. The Foundations of Afrocentric Universal History
2. The Revival of Ancient Historical Traditions in Black America:
The Four Revised 'Ancient Models'
3. Making-up Stories of Egypt
4. The Egyptian Tyranny over Greece in the Bronze Age
5. The Glory that Was Egypt: The Heliocentric Theory
6. The Second Ancient Model: A History of Debt
7. Ancient Egypt and the Foundation of Western Philosophy and
Science
8. The Quest for Ancient Egypt's Black Identity
9. The Curse of Canaan and the Black Presence in the Bible
10. The 'Noble Ethiopian': Symbol and Reality
11. Egypt, Africa and the Nile Valley as an Afrocentric Dilemma
12. From India to Ethiopia (Kush): The Invention of the Fictitious
Kushite Empire
13. Black Columbus and Black Natives in the New World
14. Conclusion
Appendix: Josephus' Guilt and the Afrocentric Misuse of His
Account
Notes
Bibliography
Index.
2. The Revival of Ancient Historical Traditions in Black America:
The Four Revised 'Ancient Models'
3. Making-up Stories of Egypt
4. The Egyptian Tyranny over Greece in the Bronze Age
5. The Glory that Was Egypt: The Heliocentric Theory
6. The Second Ancient Model: A History of Debt
7. Ancient Egypt and the Foundation of Western Philosophy and
Science
8. The Quest for Ancient Egypt's Black Identity
9. The Curse of Canaan and the Black Presence in the Bible
10. The 'Noble Ethiopian': Symbol and Reality
11. Egypt, Africa and the Nile Valley as an Afrocentric Dilemma
12. From India to Ethiopia (Kush): The Invention of the Fictitious
Kushite Empire
13. Black Columbus and Black Natives in the New World
14. Conclusion
Appendix: Josephus' Guilt and the Afrocentric Misuse of His
Account
Notes
Bibliography
Index.