Forty-seven identifications of the British nation with the lost Ten Tribes of Israel : founded upon five hundred scripture proofs. Dedicated to the (so-called) British people by the kinsman /

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The Ten tribes of Israel historically identified with the aborigines of the western hemisphere.

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View of the Hebrews; or, The tribes of Israel in America ...

An attempt to identify the lost tribes of Israel with the North American Indians.

Extracts from the flying roll : being a series of sermons compiled for the Gentile churches of all sects and denominations, and addressed to the lost tribes of the House of Israel /

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The lost ten tribes.

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Israel, Europe and the Anglo-Saxons. Being an ancient key to modern happenings, including the League of Nations.

Based on the author's De verloren stammen Israels, teruggevonden in de volkeren van Europa. cf. p. [5]

The remnant found; or, The place of Israels̓ hiding discovered. Being a summary of proofs, showing that the Jews of Daghistan of the Caspian Sea are the remnant of the Ten Tribes.: The result of personal investigation during a missionary tour of eight months in Georgia, by permission of the Russian government in the years 1837 and 1838.

With this is bound his An appealon behalf of Jews scattered in India, Persia and Arabia. London, 1840.

Israel in Britain : the collected papers on the ethnic and philological argument /

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A lost people and A vanished sceptre,

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Miḳveh Yiśraʾel.

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Tratado único y singular del origen de los Indios del Perú, Méjico, Santa Fé y Chile,

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History of the people of Israel /

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Democractic bulwark in the Middle East; a review and analysis of Israel's social, economic, and political problems during the period from 1948 to 1953.

"Supplement [to the author's The Republic of Israel: its history and its promise]"

The native tribes of eastern Bolivia and western Matto Grosso,

Bibliography: p. 171-182.

Folklore of the Atayal of Formosa and the mountain tribes of Luzon.

"Translations of folk tales of the Atayal" (p. 13-42) made from Ogawa's part of a work issued by the Linguistic Institute of Taihoku University under title: Taiwan takasago-zoku densetsu-shū.