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America in a time called the Atlantic period (5500-2000BCE) when the
climate was mild. 696 In De Facie quae in orbe lunae apparet (the face
that appears in the moon’s circle) he wrote that: 697
There are other islands beyond Ogygia [the Faroes] that are at
the same distance from one another.
Further across the great ocean:
One reaches the great continent which surrounds the ocean …
The coast of the continent is inhabited by Greeks along the shores
of a gulf having at least the size of Meotis, which flows into the
sea at about the same latitude as the mouth of the Caspian Sea.
The call themselves ‘the Continentals’.
Plutarch’s gulf with the size of Meotis, nowadays known as the
Sea of Azov, aligns with the Canadian Gulf of St Lawrence. The early
settlers were cut-off when the climate deteriorated in the Sub-Boreal
Period (2000-500BCE), whose peak in the middle of the second
millennium BCE corresponded with the Iron Age. 698 During this period,
the glaciers advanced and the ocean became wild and impassable. In
about 1300BCE the temperature began to rise again, which culminated in
the warmer Medieval Period around 1000CE when the Leif Eriksson
ventured once more to the continent he named Vinland. The cold set in
once more in 1200CE and the North Atlantic route quickly became
blocked. The temperature reached a minimum in the 18 th century CE and
is now warming-up again.
The legends of Danites expand Irish history in a colorful and
romantic way. As we have seen, the legends form the basis of British
Imperial Christianity. Monarchial British Israelism and Radical British
Israelism follow as developments of the theme.
Radical or Postmillennial British Israelism builds a controversial
prescriptive paradigm around these same legends in quite a different way.
Radical British Israelism began with Jacques Abbadie. He was a French
Huguenot whom William of Orange elevated to Dean of Kilaloe in
Ireland in recognition of his support. In 1723, Abbadie published a book
Triomphe de la Religion in Amsterdam, which said: 699
Unless the ten tribes have flown into the air ... they must be
sought for in the north and west, and in the British Isles
Richard Brothers (1757-1824), a Canadian, applied these ancient
prophecies in a new radical paradigm. He sought to prove that before
Christ returns the English and Americans would establish the Kingdom of
God on earth. Later he received a vision that he was a descendant of King
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