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“ It is a capital book for young people , while for literary institutes , lending libraries , and the like , it will be found quite invaluable . " - John Bull . " A thoroughly useful book of reference for students , teachers , men of ...
“ It is a capital book for young people , while for literary institutes , lending libraries , and the like , it will be found quite invaluable . " - John Bull . " A thoroughly useful book of reference for students , teachers , men of ...
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the literature of the ancient people of that land whose capital was Jerusalem - a literature preserved in the sacred books which Christendom treasures as her Bible . Every spot in that “ Holy ” Land has a sacred interest wherever the ...
the literature of the ancient people of that land whose capital was Jerusalem - a literature preserved in the sacred books which Christendom treasures as her Bible . Every spot in that “ Holy ” Land has a sacred interest wherever the ...
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... dual termination of the Hebrew name is perhaps intended to convey , that of a double city ; the city of the Jebusite and the Hebrew , the capital of the composite kingdom of Israel and Judah , the joint throne of King and Priest .
... dual termination of the Hebrew name is perhaps intended to convey , that of a double city ; the city of the Jebusite and the Hebrew , the capital of the composite kingdom of Israel and Judah , the joint throne of King and Priest .
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a the literature of the ancient people of that land whose capital was Jerusalem — a literature preserved in the sacred books which Christendom treasures as her Bible . Every spot in that “ Holy ” Land has a sacred interest wherever the ...
a the literature of the ancient people of that land whose capital was Jerusalem — a literature preserved in the sacred books which Christendom treasures as her Bible . Every spot in that “ Holy ” Land has a sacred interest wherever the ...
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... dual termination of the Hebrew name is perhaps intended to convey , that of a double city ; the city of the Jebusite and the Hebrew , the capital of the composite kingdom of Israel and Judah , the joint throne of King and Priest .
... dual termination of the Hebrew name is perhaps intended to convey , that of a double city ; the city of the Jebusite and the Hebrew , the capital of the composite kingdom of Israel and Judah , the joint throne of King and Priest .
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| Title | Cities of the world, Volume 3 Cities of the world, Edwin Hodder |
| Author | Edwin Hodder |
| Published | 1881 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2006 |
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