Pathways of the Holy Land: Or, Palestine and Syria. Being a Full Description of Those Countries, Their History, Antiquities, Inhabitants, and Customs, According to the Recent Discoveries of the Palestine Exploring Expeditions. With a Detailed Account of Jerusalem, Nazareth, Petra,

Librería

Camphor Bookstore (US)

Inventario del vendedor #

Biblio1124

Título

Pathways of the Holy Land

Autor

James D. McCabe

Estado del libro

Usado - VG+

Cantidad disponible

1

Encuadernación

Tapa dura

Editorial

National Publishing Co.

Lugar de publicación

Philadelphia

Fecha de publicación

1875

Peso

0.00 libras

Palabras clave

Palestine, Gaza, Syria, Israel, The Holy Land, Sinai, religion, old maps, the Bible, Jerusalem, Christianity, first editions, Judaism

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