Novissima Verba Last Words 1920
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History records no more ruthless exter- mination than the story in Holy Writ how they destroyed man and woman, young and old, ox, sheep, and ass all except their friend, Rahab, the harlot. Nothing more horrible is recorded of Attila and his Huns, or of Wilhelm and his " Huns. " A few cen- turies later they were carried off as slaves ; and, ex- cept for short intervals, they never recovered the country as a nation, but lived in it as scattered exiles. In Greek and Roman times they were only refu...gees, who had no national or territorial rights. In the Gospel age the inhabitants of all Syria were largely Greek or Roman in race, in allegiance, in language, and in civilisation. And now, because of this original massacre and because they crucified the Founder of Christianity, this Arab tribe, which has been wander- ing about the world for two thousand years and has lost all sense of common language, or political unity, or agricultural habits, summons the Supreme Council to place it as "a nation, " and imitate Joshua in turn- ing out the lawful inhabitants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
History records no more ruthless exter- mination than the story in Holy Writ how they destroyed man and woman, young and old, ox, sheep, and ass all except their friend, Rahab, the harlot. Nothing more horrible is recorded of Attila and his Huns, or of Wilhelm and his " Huns. " A few cen- turies later they were carried off as slaves ; and, ex- cept for short intervals, they never recovered the country as a nation, but lived in it as scattered exiles. In Greek and Roman times they were only refu...gees, who had no national or territorial rights. In the Gospel age the inhabitants of all Syria were largely Greek or Roman in race, in allegiance, in language, and in civilisation. And now, because of this original massacre and because they crucified the Founder of Christianity, this Arab tribe, which has been wander- ing about the world for two thousand years and has lost all sense of common language, or political unity, or agricultural habits, summons the Supreme Council to place it as "a nation, " and imitate Joshua in turn- ing out the lawful inhabitants.
What to read after Novissima Verba Last Words 1920?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison, Frederic, 1831-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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