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Land of Israel. A Journey of Travel in Palestine

Tristram says "In the belief that this field was not yet exhausted, I spent, accompanied by a small party of friends, in 1863-4, a period of nearly ten months in the examination chiefly of the geology and natural history of the country."
Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC
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SKU (ISBN): 1-931956-57-X
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Publication Status: In Print
Publication Date: Oct 17,2002
Interior Color: Black
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Page Count: 704
ISBN: 1-931956-57-X
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"Divines, antiquarians, and poets have trodden the fields of Palestine, and made the world familiar with its most interesting and striking features... Notwithstanding this, however, the physical history of the Holy Land appears, hitherto, to have scarecely received the attention that is due to it, and there may in this direction be still room left for a contribution to our knowledge... In the belief that this field was not yet exhausted, I spent, accompanied by a small party of friends, in 1863-4, a period of nearly ten months in the examination chiefly of the geology and natural history of the country." - From the Preface

"Divines, antiquarians, and poets have trodden the fields of Palestine, and made the world familiar with its most interesting and striking features... Notwithstanding this, however, the physical history of the Holy Land appears, hitherto, to have scarecely received the attention that is due to it, and there may in this direction be still room left for a contribution to our knowledge... In the belief that this field was not yet exhausted, I spent, accompanied by a small party of friends, in 1863-4, a period of nearly ten months in the examination chiefly of the geology and natural history of the country." - From the Preface

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H. Tristram

  • Preface
  • Note to Third Edition
  • Arrival to Beyrout
  • Departure from Beyrout
  • Sarepta
  • El Bussah
  • Plain of Acre
  • Tombs in Carmel
  • Nablous
  • Plain of Shechem
  • Negotiations with the Sheikhs of the Jordan Valley and Dead Sea
  • Ancient Jericho
  • Ride Up the Ghor
  • Ascent to Marsaba
  • Dead Sea
  • Ride from Engedi to Masada
  • Departure from Zuweirah for the Safieh
  • Departure from the Dead Sea
  • Hebeon
  • Departure from Nazareth
  • Plain of Gennesaret
  • Description of Tibneh
  • Carmel in Spring
  • Negotiations with the Adwan
  • Ruined Villiages between Heshbon and Amman
  • Halt at Agyle's Camp
  • From the Huleh to the Litany
  • Damascus
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