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Published in Cambridge | Published in [[Cambridge, England]]: [[Cambridge University Press]], 1901 and in [[New York, NY]]: MacMillan, 1901. Reprinted several times in [[Cambridge, England]]: [[Cambridge University Press]], 1904-1938; several times in [[New York, NY]]: 1904-1923. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:34, 21 May 2016
Short History of the Hebrews to the Roman Period (1901) is a book by Robert Lawrence Ottley.
Abstract
Editions
Published in Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 1901 and in New York, NY: MacMillan, 1901. Reprinted several times in Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 1904-1938; several times in New York, NY: 1904-1923.
Table of contents
- 1. Early Narratives of Genesis
- 2. The Story of the Patriarchs
- 3. Israel in Egypt and in the Wilderness
- 4. Conquest of Palestine
- 5. The Age of the Judges
- 6. Establishment of the Monarchy
- 7. Solomon and the Division of the Kingdom
- 8. Prophets and Kings of Israel and Judah
- 9. The Decline and Fall of Judah
- 10. The Exile and the Restoration
- 11. From Nehemiah to the Maccabean War
- 12. From Judas Maccabaeus to Herod the Great
- Appendices
- Maps