- See Olive,The Lost Tribes.
- Brothers,Revealed Knowledge;Bar-Yosef,Holy Land, 51 – 60 ; Roth,Nephew of the
Almighty. - See, for example, Festinger,When Prophecy Fails.
- On Anglo-Israelism and race, see Kidd,Forging of Races, 203 – 218 ; Reisenauer,
“British-Israel.” - Baron,History of the Ten “Lost” Tribes, 7.
- Bar-Yosef,Holy Land, 54 – 55.
- Ibid., 45.
- Ibid., 182 – 246. Given the huge body of Anglo-Israelist literature, I focus only
on those aspects associated directly with debates about the significance of the ten lost
tribes. - Brothers, “Farther Elucidation,” 23 It is important to remember, though, that
ideas about Britain as a “Chosen Nation,” had been in circulation in England during
the seventeenth century. See Hill,English Bible, 264 – 270. - Brothers, “Farther Elucidation,” 24.
- Ibid., 26.
- Brothers,Revealed Knowledge, 48.
- Basnage,History of the Jews, vi.
- See Fletcher,Of the Rus Commonwealth. See also Cogely, “Some Other Kinde
of Being.” - See the detailed history of this treatise in Cogley, “Most Vile and Barbarous
Nation.” - Fletcher, “The Tartars,” in Fletcher and Lee,Israel Redux, 2 – 3.
94 .Cogley, “Most Vile and Barbarous Nation,” 807. - Farley,Scandinavian Influences, 5.
- Hultkrantz, “Swedish Research.” See also Rudbeck,Book of Birds.
- Ekman, “Gothic Patriotism,” 57.
- Kidd,Forging of Races, 172.
- Olender,Languages of Paradise, 1 – 6.
- On Rudbeck Sr., see King,Finding Atlantis, 4.
- On Rudbeck Sr. and Christina, see ibid., 12 – 13 , 20 – 21. On Ben-Israel and
Christina, see Katz, “Menasseh ben Israel’s Mission.” On the queen, see Buckley,
Christina. - Olender,Languages of Paradise, 2.
- Ekman, “Gothic Patriotism,” 60 – 62.
- Rudbeck,Specimen Usus Linguae Gothicae, 83.
- Ibid., 83 – 84.
- Rudbeck, “Of the Origin of the Estonians, Finns, and Laplanders.”
- Pringle,Master Plan.
- Oxonian,Israel’s Wanderings, 3.
- Burr,Anglo-Saxon Riddle.
- Baron,History of the Ten “Lost” Tribes, 9. For an example, see Pritchett,
Enduring Empire of the British.
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