Discover

About the Book

DISCOVER can be thought of as one of many slices of Mr. Higgins ‘Inquiry’.  Professor John Herik Clark arranged for the books to be reprinted in 1968, and by 1985, Dr. Jones had been invited to lecture from it, at Harvard.  Discover has been reviewed by Director Emeritus Professor Hans Goedicke, during his tenure as Chairman of the Department of The Johns Hopkins University, who indicated after reading it, that he “could not dispute a word of it”, recommending that Dr. Jones continue with his plan to lecture from it at Harvard. 

In what amounts to a history of the Human Race, Mr. Higgins is among the first, if not the first, of the relatively recent researchers to recognize and ancient, scientific, culturally advanced global Humanity, and to view them in a manner which is compatible with the notion of a single Human race, rather then within the context of so many human different ‘races’, a quite popular view during in his era.

Professor John Henrik Clark became the New York City Board of Education consultant for the doctors seminars, which examined carefully examined pages from DISCOVER for proven and probable findings.  This book has been used in lectures and has been seen at Oxford, Columbia, the City College of New York, Hofstra University, and is now being released in time for a panel discussion, of which the author is chairman, in October 2007.

The pseudonyms on the cover make a statement when read smoothly with the title, are inspired by Mr. Higgin’s 1836 quotation:

‘this prejudice wears away”…

About the Author

Dr. Ron Jones is by training, career, and profession a medical doctor, with clinical specialties in two related fields, Internal Medicine and Emergency Medicine.  He is President and Director of Research of the American Society of Ancient African Studies, lectures, writes, and conducts research in a variety of fields.

After nearly one decade on the full time academic Emergency Medicine faculty, at one of the Queens campuses of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, he had received the 1989 William Osler Teaching Award, before leaving Queens, to begin private practice in Manhattan, where he would be invited to join the teaching faculty, at Columbia University, by Dr. Cynthia Gentes, for nearly another decade.

A 1994 John Simon Guggenheim Nominee, Dr. Jones is alumnus of The Johns Hopkins University, Tufts University School of Medicine, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, and a U.S. Army Cardiovascular Research at the U.S. Army Pentagon.

Dr. Jones opened The Healthy Music Lab, from which he had been invited to present to the research division of Integrative Medicine, by Professor Paul Kurlansky, Professor Mhemet Oz, and later for a second presentation, by Ms. Heather Okvat, at Columbia.

From the Director of Research in Integrative Medicine, at Columbia University Dr. Jones has received applications from both Professor Oz, and Professor Kurlansky, to conduct cooperative mathematical, musical medical research, between the Miami Heart Research Institute, Columbia University, and his Healthy Music Lab, and has been recently asked to write the foreword to a new textbook in Integrative Regenerative Medicine, having to do with the therapeutic benefits of embryonic plant stem cells. Writing in Integrative-Regenerative Medicine.

Dr. Jones lives with his wife in Manhattan.