The Washington herald., 1912-10-06
BY 4. d. JACOBSON.
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u,sropy Of THE IJTERATuRB OF An
GENT ISRAEL FROM THE EARLIEST
TIMES TO is r. C: BY n. Thatcher Fowler.
Professor Biblical History. Brown University.
Published b. me Maemilh '0"i""''
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In recent years many nave written MS,
tories of Israel and more nave discussed
her writings; but, thus far. little attempt
as been made to tell the connected story
of the growth Of lsraers thought In It's
changing forms OF expression ana IN re-
lation to other aspects OF her history.
Of ancient Israel in their historical con-
nao,inn. With more OF detail and Ger
a. a.. co.. ~ mos, carly If
tdin.y man "a nc 80. .sams rIne for
etatufee' eu ~. Ii,.ra,urs ~
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49,, G-a.cs Rome India. Persia
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80 q, n. ,ac. that he has waited
~ - 80. !, ,ir,, seemed 10 him
uo.sn o. ,hs his,nry and haa not
tun n 1T. Iris volume before
'.sn rr,ysrs,tv and general lee
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h. Ipa, " r. t.I, thu, the historical
Soi'u -. -, , arm ha isis
oruer sc. toi T., onI,, . Few narticuIars
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lioni '"a' PtS ,y,.,ory GA IJ,era
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et1ucai o'seus ,.s!.a,. tsw and sI,9h,
terVehins Seas .', T.aaI.s W,sr-
changes IN tne a. nr.ssntIrv
airy history, then ~
the consehsus vi
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IA scr;,I In. Of southea.tern Europeans
in Amrdea: By Peter Roberts Published by
The Macmillan Company. New iork. Price Aoo
net.
thS RI. indnstriaI efficiency. the
tne Iito and the relation TO the native
- ., The men of the new immigra-
go Nv the new immigration is meant
,ha nsonIes inmieratins to America from
,be countries of Southeastern Europe
Tbev first appeared In the early eighties
- ,hs Ia century. At first they were
.sw in number. but they steadily in
crsased and in 1885 formed the major
mart Of the immigration inflow: in the
mast decade they have formed about Z;
per cent of European immigrants TO the
United States. Many works have beer
published describing the immigrants In
the homeland. their coming to America
and the difficulties they encounter be
.. ,ha, raacb their destination. but