Stolen Legacy

Professor George G.M. James was born November 9, 1893, in Georgetown, Guiana (a British Crown Colony - present day Guyana) to Finch and Margaret James. He was a professor at Arkansas A&M, and the University of Arkansas. He held degrees or certificates in history, philosophy, theology, mathematics, logic, GREEK, and LATIN. He earned the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Theology degrees from Durham University in England, and continued his studies at the London University before coming to the United States to work on his PhD.

He would later go on to teach at various institutions within the United States, leaving behind a noteworthy career and legacy often overlooked by so called "black" historians. In 1954, James published "Stolen Legacy". In the book, James poses that Greek philosophy was stolen Egyptian philosophy, and that philosophy it self was foreign to Greeks, that Greek philosophy was an off-shoot of the Egyptian Mystery System, and that it was the Egyptians who educated the Greeks, and not the other way around. 

James challenged European scholarship from the 1930's through the 1950's, and it ultimately cost him his life. James' life was mysteriously cut short in 1954 after the release of Stolen Legacy.  In an era where his colleagues where looking for approval for their scholarship from the European community, James held the line. 

It is believed he died a violent death at the hands of the Freemasons for revealing too many secrets. Even though the official reports state otherwise, the circumstances leading up to his death were just as mysterious. James left his friends and job in Arkansas before publishing the book. It was noticeably noted that his behavior before writing Stolen Legacy was not typical of James, as he was known to be a very disciplined individual.

Not only did James' shed light on the fact that the Greeks weren't the creators of philosophy, but simply plagiarizers, he also revealed that the Moors were responsible for bringing culture to the Europeans. In the 1950's. Below are excerpts of pages 33 and 34 of Stolen Legacy.

Enough said right?

James' work has been supported and promoted by Doctor Asa Hilliard, Doctor John Henrik Clarke, Doctor Ivan Van Sertima, Doctor Chancellor Williams, and Doctor Yosef Ben-Jochannan.

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M.B. Bey

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