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The covenant : or, Jacob's heritage : being an examination into circumstances connected with ancient Israel, with England, and with other leading nations of the present day / by Fred. Chas. Danvers.

The covenant : or, Jacob's heritage : being an examination into circumstances connected with ancient Israel, with England, and with other leading nations of the present day / by Fred. Chas. Danvers.

Frederick Charles Danvers 1833-1906

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The Israelites found in the Anglo-Saxons : the ten tribes supposed to have been lost, traced from the land of their captivity to their occupation of the isles of the sea : with an exhibition of those traits of character and national characteristics assigned to Israel in the books of the Hebrew prophets / by William Carpenter.

William Carpenter 1797-1874

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Our Israelitish origin : lectures on ancient Israel, and the fulness of the gentiles / by John Wilson.

Our Israelitish origin : lectures on ancient Israel, and the fulness of the gentiles / by John Wilson.

John Wilson 1799-1870

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The lost ten tribes / by Rev. Joseph Wild.

Joseph Wild 1834-1908

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Fifty reasons why the Anglo-Saxons are Israelites of the Lost Tribes of the House of Israel / By Rev. W.H. Poole.

Fifty reasons why the Anglo-Saxons are Israelites of the Lost Tribes of the House of Israel / By Rev. W.H. Poole.

W. H. Poole (William Henry), 1820-1896

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