The anglo-saxon riddle; or, the riddle of our origin, present grandeur, and future greatness: By Antiquary, a clergyman of the Church of England. Also, its solution, By Edward Hine, with important results impending to England, her church & people
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London
W. H. Guest, W. S. Partridge
1876
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| Schriftenreihe: | Hine, Edward: Forty-seven identifications of the British Nation with the lost ten tribes of Israel. [P.5.] S. 281-296
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