Hine,Seventeen Positive Identifications;Hine,The English Nation Identified;
Hine,Forty-Seven Identifications of the British Nation.
Poole,Anglo-Israel( 1879 ); and Poole,Anglo-Israel( 1889 ).
Hine, “Preface to the New Edition,”Forty-Seven Identifications( 1878 ), iii.
Whale, “Art of Conversation,” 7.
Carpenter,Biblical Companion.
Carpenter,Israelites Found, 28. More than a century later, E. Raymond Capt did
the same type of scholarship, basing his studies on Assyrian tablets. Capt,Missing
Links Discovered.
Hine,Forty-Seven Identifications( 1871 ), 10 – 11. A more geographically informed
argument is found in Carpenter,Israelites Found, 40 – 44.
Oxonian,Israel’s Wanderings, 4 – 5.
See Olender,Languages of Paradise.
Oxonian,Israel’s Wanderings, 9 – 24.
Ibid., 45.
Ibid., 4.
Wild,Lost Ten Tribes,xv.
Oxonian,Israel’s Wanderings, 130.
See, for example, Mackendrick,Destiny of America;Rutherford,Anglo-Saxon
Israel.For one attempt to replicate the same relationship in England and Scotland, see
Grimaldi,Manasseh in Scotland.
Collins,“Lost” Ten Tribes of Israel.
CONCLUSION
On that globality, see Nussbaum,Global Eighteenth Century, 1 – 20.
Ortelius,An Epitome of Ortelius.
Urban,Gentleman’s Magazine, 671 – 675.
See the impressive list of their subscribers in Churchill,Collection of Voyages,
4 – 7.
This is similar to the rise of the philosophy of immanence as developed by
Giordano Bruno ( 1548 – 1600 ) and Baruch Spinoza ( 1632 – 1677 ).
Milton,Paradise Regained,inPoetical Works, 610.
Pedro Lozano ( 1697 – 1752 ) summarized these positions in the early eigh-
teenth century. Lozano,Historia de la Conquista, 363 – 377. See also, for all Spanish
positions,Isagoge Histo ́rico Apologe ́tico, 16 – 20 , 59 – 154 ; Medina,Los Aborı ́genes de Chile,
65 – 66 ; Prince,Origen de los Indios, 79 , 114 – 115 , 136 – 138.
Ballantyne, “Empire,” 122 – 123.
9 .Beasley,Empire, 136.
10 .Heber and Heber,Life of Reginald Heber, 112.
London Society for Promoting Christianity amongst the Jews, “Extract from
the Report of the Committee of the London Society for Promoting Christianity amongst
the Jews with Dr. Buchanan’s Speech as to the State of the Jews in the East.” Reprinted
in Buchanan,Works, 36. For Buchanan’s inquiries, see 144 – 152.
