The New Palestine. An Authoritative Account of Palestine since the Great War; the Problems, Political, Economic and Racial, that Confront the British Administration; with Intimate Glimpses of the Customs of the People, and a Keen Appreciation for the Beauty and Mystery of the Holy Land.. Cet article n’est pas disponible.

Edité par BostonThe Page Company ., 1922

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FIRST EDITION. 8vo. (21.5 x 14.5 cm). pp.xiv+391. Publisher's original blue cloth gilt, top edge gilt, others untrimmed, decorative endpapers. Colour frontispiece, folding map of Palestine, 56 plates of which 7 in colour. Some trivial dulling to spine, generally in excellent condition. The New Palestine is a historical non-fiction book written by William Denison McCrackan (sometimes cited as W.D. McCracken) and originally published in 1922. It provides a first-hand account of the region during the early years of the British Mandate following World War I.

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The New Palestine. An Authoritative Account of Palestine since the Great War; the Problems, Political, Economic and Racial, that Confront the British Administration; with Intimate Glimpses of the Customs of the People, and a Keen Appreciation for the Beauty and Mystery of the Holy Land.
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MCCRACKAN, W.D.
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BostonThe Page Company .
Année de publication
1922
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Edition originale
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