The Heritage of the Anglo-Saxon Race

The Heritage of the Anglo-Saxon Race by M. H. Gayer is a classic work of early British-Israel thought that traces the biblical history, migrations, and prophetic destiny of the Anglo-Saxon peoples. Drawing upon Scripture, genealogy, historical traditions, and royal lineages, Gayer presents the case that the Anglo-Saxon-Celtic peoples are connected with the lost tribes of Israel and heirs to the promises made to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. This third edition explores themes such as the House of Israel and Judah, the Davidic throne, the migrations of the tribes, heraldry, prophecy, and the role of Israel in world history. Illustrated with charts and genealogical studies, it offers readers an introduction to one of the most influential interpretations within the British-Israel tradition.