This book, "An Historical Account of the Ten Tribes Settled Beyond the River Sambatyon, in the East," is the first book on Cabala published in the USA. Originally printed in London by the author, Rev. Dr. Moses Edrehi, it was later printed by his son, Isaac Edrehi, in Philadelphia. Published circa 1855. The book details information about Jews in unusual places. Rev. Dr. Moses Edrehi (circa 1774-circa 1842) was an eccentric Moroccan Jewish scholar; he was an itinerant Rabbi who spent time in Europe, especially England, before settling in Israel, where he served as the British Consul in Jerusalem.
Subject: Ten Lost Tribes of Israel
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This book, published in 1824, details Thomas Hallworth's method for learning and teaching history, with a specific application to the history of the Jews and the Ten Tribes as described in the Bible. The book includes historical and chronological knowledge extensively applied to sacred history. This particular copy belonged to Daniel Gilbert Fowler Fanshaw and later his sister, Elizabeth Ann Fanshaw, children of New York book seller and publisher Daniel Fanshaw. Their signatures and the date April 17, 1824 are present in the book.