The Black Commandos. A Novel

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1967
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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.

Pagination
228 pp.
Published Date

1967

Publisher
The Cultural Institute Press
Place Published
Atlanta, GA
ISBN Number
978-061583843
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1967 [Jackson, Rev. Dr. Joseph Denis] (1929-2008). The Black Commandos. A Novel. By Julian Moreau [pseud.]. Atlanta, GA: The Cultural Institute Press. 228 pp. 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. PSt‎

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. The African American author had eight university degrees, including an MD, JD, PhD, and ThD.

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. 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. 

Pseudonym

Julian Moreau [pseud.]

Author Note

The African American author (1929-2008) had eight university degrees, including an MD, JD, PhD, and ThD.

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