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The Lost Tribes: A Myth

A book-length historical argument, with the African community map referenced by BHITB near page 266. Read the map alongside the author’s discussion.

Historical text · 1930

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A book-length historical argument, with the African community map referenced by BHITB near page 266. Read the map alongside the author’s discussion.

Allen Howard Godbey · Internet Archive

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