This study of heraldic emblems is devoted to the "nations and tribes" of Israel and shows by prophecy that these tribes maintained their emblems after their captivities and dispersions until their development into the Celto-Saxon nations of today ... the modern counterparts of Israel. "Heraldry is neither more nor less than the science and art of hereditary symbolism. Symbolism of some form or another has always been in use among nations and tribes but in Europe in the Middle Ages it became hereditary for individuals and institutions". So writes Mr. L. G. Pine in his Forward to this volume. The author Mr. W. H. Bennet informs that he spent over thirty years gathering the information contained in this book. He has devoted his study of heraldic emblems to the "nations and tribes" of Israel in the early days of the patriarchs and the wandering of the tribes prior to their being formed into a Kingdom. The author shows by prophecy that these tribes maintained their emblems after their captivities and dispersions until their development into the Celto-Saxon nations of today...the modern counterparts therefore of Israel. In this way heraldry can be identified as a key to history. This book contains many maps and charts and beautiful colored plates. Hardcover 210 pages

Symbols of Our Celto-Saxon Heritage

W.H. Bennett

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