The novel begins with the dystopia of the Black experience in the American South and then turns to the formation of a large group of Black Commandos who, with a new weapon, defeat the U.S. government. The novel ends with the statement that there will be thirty years of Black dominance before real equality will be possible.
C3 -Julian Moreau [pseud.]
C5 -PSt
C6 -The African American author (1929-2008) had eight university degrees, including an MD, JD, PhD, and ThD.
C7 - 1967 CY - Atlanta, GA DA - 01/1967 LA - eng N1 -. Rpt. under the authors name and with Julian D. Jackson as The Black Commandos: Warriors Forged in Blood. 2nd ed. Np: Julian Jackson and Commando Publishing Group, 2013, with an Introduction by Julian D. Jackson, the author’s son. 235 pp.
N2 -The novel begins with the dystopia of the Black experience in the American South and then turns to the formation of a large group of Black Commandos who, with a new weapon, defeat the U.S. government. The novel ends with the statement that there will be thirty years of Black dominance before real equality will be possible.
PB - The Cultural Institute Press PP - Atlanta, GA PY - 1967 SN - 978-061583843 EP - 228 pp. TI - The Black Commandos. A Novel ER -