The Following Seven Propositions are Held and Defended by the Author of this Book: That humanity is divided into races. That these races in turn are divided into twelve groupings or tribes. That the twelve groupings or tribes under special consideration in this book compose the Anglo-Saxon or Nordic race or people. The position is taken that the Anglo-Saxon or Nordic people are the direct descendents of the twelve tribes of Israel, called the lost ten tribes of Israel. This book also seeks to show that the Bible in giving the birth and dominant characteristics of the first leaders of Israel at the same time gives the dominant characteristics of each of the twelve groupings or tribes of the Anglo-Saxon or Nordic people. That this Anglo-Saxon or Nordic people endowed with leaders who can be differentiated by clearly defined characteristics, and that hese characteristics are the same as those given for the leaders of srael. That these leaders of the Anglo-Saxon or Nordic people are held esponsible for the well-being and development of the race as were he leaders in the House of Israel. n developing the above propositions the author of this book a. Gives Bible text citations with explanatory comments. b. Seeks to show how these propositions are in harmony with the Mendelian law of heredity. c. Explains physical measurements and characteristics of the various groupings or races under consideration. SAMUEL ALBERT BROWN, M. D., Author |