I agree with Dr Patterson that this is a most important book. Not only is it very helpful for understanding history but it is very well written and researched. The fact that it is not well known is in itself highly suggestive.

Hi Dr Patterson, did you ever get around to producing your third edition of this interesting book? I find it quite fascinating after only reading the first 15 pages or so, and falls quickly into my own ideas which I find very invigorating. There appears to be a "bigfoot" or "sasquatch" incident which is also interesting don't you think? Maybe I am reading it wrong...

I would be very interested in obtaining your third edition but do not know how to contact you as of yet. I am not new to archive.org but this is the first time I have registered and don't see any obvious way to contact members using its interface. I will try and find you another way.

I bought a copy 2 years ago and have been thrilled with this history ever since, and believe most of it is credable and true. A professional historian from ?Edinburgh University thinks this book is just fairytales!--but I doubt if he has read it.

I reckon that when academics read that ancient British tribes were descended from the Lost Tribes of Israel, they scoff and dismiss it all. (I'm not a professional historian, but a medical doctor and think I have an open mind on history and religion)

I have reworked the formatting to make it easily readable and understandable. I have inserted much comment and pics, maps etc. I hope to republish this soon as the Third Edition. I welcome your comments or even collaboration as there is so much to study and verify. I reckon this is a most important book.