The Shemetic Origin of the Nations of Western Europe, and More Especially of the English, French, and Irish Branches of the Gaelic Race

In this groundbreaking work from the late 19th century, John Pym Yeatman argues for a Semitic origin of the European peoples, against the prevailing theories of the time. Drawing on linguistic and historical evidence, Yeatman presents a compelling case for his thesis, challenging many long-held beliefs about the ethnic heritage of Western Europe.

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