James Churchward (1851–1936), who theorized the lost continent of Mu
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The Lost Continent of Mu, from the family that kept it.
James Churchward's books on the lost continent of Mu, plus the related titles the family reissues alongside them — direct from the Churchward family.
Printed Books
In-print paperbacks and research volumes from the Churchward archive.
Praised by readers and the press
Thanks, Jack! I love that you are continuing the work of James Churchward, and I love this book.
From the Press
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From the Press
A fascinating study of this legend. Very much recommended.
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“Mu was an immense continent covering nearly one-half of the Pacific Ocean. When she sank during volcanic destruction, fifty million square miles of water claimed her place. This vast continent and culture was the centre of civilisation some 25,000 years ago.”James Churchward, The Lost Continent of Mu, 1926
His theory of Mu, offered to explore.
Jack Churchward
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Signed Churchward Books
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Out of Print Books
Original paperback editions, no longer in print, from the family’s own shelf.
Praise
What readers say
Thanks, Jack, for continuing to unravel the greatest story ever told.
Some nice pictures. A bit underwhelming.
Very interesting. Makes a lot of sense. Good research by the original writer and his grandson.
Love to read this kind of book. When I get done reading I sit for hours trying to see the past. Great book, and I will read more like this one.
This is a very interesting book, and easy to read. I agree with many of the theories put forth.
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