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Journey through the Holy Land with John P. Newman's "From Dan to Beersheba," a captivating description of Palestine as it was in the 19th century. This meticulously prepared reprint offers a window into a land of profound historical and religious significance, exploring the region "from Dan to Beersheba" with detailed maps and engravings.
Newman's account provides a rich tapestry of observations and insights, painting a vivid picture of the landscapes, cities, and people of this biblical region. Perfect for those interested in biblical travel, Middle East history, and the enduring allure of Israel and Palestine, this book offers a unique perspective on a land revered by many.
Delve into the wonders of the Holy Land through the eyes of a seasoned traveler and gain a deeper understanding of its cultural and historical importance. "From Dan to Beersheba" remains a valuable resource for anyone seeking to explore the historical context of this fascinating region.
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