On the Antiquity of the Gaelic Language Shewing its Affinity to Hebrew, Greek, and Latin, Superseding the Masoretic Points, and Furnishing a key to the Hebrew Vowel Sounds Donald Minister of Kincar MacIntyre

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On the Antiquity of the Gaelic Language Shewing its Affinity to Hebrew, Greek, and Latin, Superseding the Masoretic Points, and Furnishing a key to the Hebrew Vowel Sounds by Donald Minister of Kincar MacIntyre

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On the Antiquity of the Gaelic Language Shewing its Affinity to Hebrew, Greek, and Latin, Superseding the Masoretic Points, and Furnishing a key to the Hebrew Vowel Sounds: An Essay by Donald Minister of Kincar MacIntyre

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Donald Minister of Kincar MacIntyre

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Legare Street Press

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2022-10-27

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