The Romance of the Rothschilds (1915) Balla Ignác or Ignatius Balla (1885-1976; Hungarians list their last name first), Nathan Rothschild took Balla (a Hungarian poet, essayist, short story writer, translator, editor, and journalist who later b
The Zionists (1950) and Zionist Wall Street (1949) by Judge George W. Armstrong, with added illustrations 242pp., pb. 18.00 + P&H.
Story of the Nations: Scotland (1893), Mackintosh, 336pp., pb., with many added illustrations of the kings of Scotland; 22.00 + P&H.
[I also plan soon to print in paperback these others of the Story of the Nations series:
Heresies Exposed: A Brief, Critical Examination in the Light of the Holy Scriptures of some of the Prevailing Heresies and False Teachings of Today
compiled by William C. Irvine,
introduction by Louis T. Talbot, D.D.
First written in 1917; 24th edition 1950,
The Martyrdom of a People; or the Vaudois of Piedmont and Their History
(1914; translated from the German, originally in French by the Swiss author)
Henry / Henri / Heinrich Fliedner,
Hus the Heretick
(1415; from 1930 ed.)
by Poggius the Papist, 103pp. pb.,
Weymouth New Testament
The New Testament in Modern Speech; An Idiomatic Translation into Everyday English from the Text of the Resultant Greek Testament
(1902, 3rd Ed. 1914)
The Story of the Nations: The Franks: From their Origin as a Confederacy to the Establishment of the Kingdom of France and their German Empire
(1898)
Lewis Sergeant,
343pp., pb.,
True Stories of Our Pioneers: The Heroic Deeds and Devoted Lives of the Fathers and Mothers of America, Embracing the Principle Episodes of the White Race with the Red Men for the Possession of the New World; a True and Vivid Account of the Dark Captivities and the Unconquerable Courage of the Men and Women Who Wrested the American Forests from the Aborigines and Gave Them to the Plow and the Sickle
Rebutting a Limp ‘Refutation’: Christian Anglo-Israel Defended; “Heresies Exposed” —Exposed as Impotent Hearsay,