From Babylon to Timbuktu: A History of the Ancient Black Races by Rudolph R. Windsor is a powerful and thought-provoking account that traces the journey of Black civilizations from ancient Mesopotamia to the intellectual and cultural heights of Timbuktu in Mali. This groundbreaking historical narrative offers deep insights into the African roots of biblical history, Jewish traditions, and the migration of African peoples throughout the Middle East and Africa. Windsor combines theological scholarship with historical analysis, presenting a compelling narrative that challenges mainstream historical perspectives. He documents how ancient Black Hebrews fled Roman persecution and eventually established flourishing communities across Africa. The book also explores the profound contributions of African civilizations to world history, science, and religion often omitted or misrepresented in conventional history texts. This premium leather bound edition of From Babylon to Timbuktu is perfect for historians, scholars, and collectors who value meticulously researched and culturally significant works in a high-quality, durable format.