The Christian in Palestine

Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Hebron and Nazareth, drawn on the spot by William Henry Bartlett, fill prints from The Christian in Pa...

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Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Hebron and Nazareth, drawn on the spot by William Henry Bartlett, fill prints from The Christian in Palestine, Henry Stebbing's illustrated historical and descriptive work published by George Virtue in 1847. Villages, ancient sites and the roads between them appear alongside close studies of gates, masonry, tombs, convents and church interiors. Wider views follow Mount Tabor, the Jordan, the Dead Sea and the country around Samaria, and the Sinai region carries the journey beyond Palestine itself.

Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Hebron and Nazareth, drawn on the spot by William Henry Bartlett, fill prints from The Christian in Palestine, Henry Stebbing's illustrated historical and descriptive work published by George Virtue in 1847. Villages, ancient sites and the roads between them appear alongside close studies of gates, masonry, tombs, convents and church interiors. Wider views follow Mount Tabor, the Jordan, the Dead Sea and the country around Samaria, and the Sinai region carries the journey beyond Palestine itself.

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