Abstract
In a previous issue of this Journal, we considered the contents of certain ancient records that had been preserved by the early Britons and others, and which showed how certain pre-Christian European peoples traced the descent of their kings from the biblical patriarch, Japheth. We also saw how these records are dismissed out of hand by modernist scholars, for the simple reason that to admit the historicity of these records would be to admit the historicity of the book of Genesis which they corroborate. In this study, therefore, we shall consider in close detail some aspects of the historicity enjoyed by these documents.