A History of the Babylonians And Assyrians
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This union of culture and manly vigor is the characteristic of a strong personality.
262. As an imperial administrator, he both resem- bled and differed from his predecessors. He added nothing to the methods of provincial government, but was content to use the best ideas of his time.
Deportation was employed by him in Egypt, where peoples from Kirbit in Elam were settled, and in Sa- maria, where, on the testimony of Ezra iv. 10, he (there called Osnappar) placed inhabitants of Susa, Baby- lonia..., and other eastern peoples, with the resulting confusion of worships referred to in 2 Kings xvii.
24-41. His father's policy of uniting various districts under one vassal king (sect. 246) was continued ; the most striking example of this is found in his dealing with Egypt. His armies were recruited, as before, from subject and conquered peoples. In one remarkable respect, indeed, he departed from past precedents. His armies were, rarely if ever, led by himself in person; his generals usually carried on the campaigns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This union of culture and manly vigor is the characteristic of a strong personality.
262. As an imperial administrator, he both resem- bled and differed from his predecessors. He added nothing to the methods of provincial government, but was content to use the best ideas of his time.
Deportation was employed by him in Egypt, where peoples from Kirbit in Elam were settled, and in Sa- maria, where, on the testimony of Ezra iv. 10, he (there called Osnappar) placed inhabitants of Susa, Baby- lonia..., and other eastern peoples, with the resulting confusion of worships referred to in 2 Kings xvii.
24-41. His father's policy of uniting various districts under one vassal king (sect. 246) was continued ; the most striking example of this is found in his dealing with Egypt. His armies were recruited, as before, from subject and conquered peoples. In one remarkable respect, indeed, he departed from past precedents. His armies were, rarely if ever, led by himself in person; his generals usually carried on the campaigns.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodspeed, George Stephen, 1860-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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