British-Israelism examined : a point-by-point examination of the British-Israel position / by Samuel Hinds Wilkinson. London : Bale {[u.a.], 1923
Content
Cover
Title page
Stamp
Foreword. By the Rev. E. L. Langston, M.A.
IX Preface.
XI Table of contents.
1 Chapter I. Introduction.
Section I. Exegesis.
Title page
Chapter II. The Appointed Place.
22 Chapter III. The Appointed Place (continued).
31 Chapter IV. A Maritime Nation.
37 Chapter V. Perpetuity of Existence.
48 Chapter VI. "The Latter Days".
58 Chapter VII. The "Fulness of Nations.".
72 Chapter VIII. Israel and Judah.
81 Chapter IX. Lo-Ammi.
92 Chapter X. The Gates.
100 Chapter XI. The Stone Kingdom.
109 Section II. History.
109 Title page
111 Chapter XII. Jesphus and the Location of the Ten Tribes.
117 Chapter XIII. Evidence as to the Present Location of the Descendants of the Ten-tribed Kingdom of Israel.
127 Chapter XIV. The Composition of the Anglo-Saxon Race and the British Empire.
134 Chapter XV. The Irish Legend and the Coronation Stone.
139 Section III. Correspondences.
139 Title page
141 Chapter XVI. Maritime Power and Political Prestige.
146 Chapter XVII. Palestine.
151 Chapter XVIII. British Sabbath-keeping.
158 Chapter XIX. British Nomenclature and National Tokens.
163 Chapter XX. General Survey of the British-Israel Position.
169 Chapter XXI. Summary and Conclusion.
175 Appendix I. Sharon Turner and Paul du Chaillu.
177 Appendix II. Positive Arguments against British-Israelism.
184 Index.