To Day in Palestine
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In times of peace the former spread itself out along the shore>and to the foothills of the mountains. When attacked, the citizens shut themselves up in their island city. This was impregnable to a land army, and as the Phoenicians were masters of the sea, they could and did laugh at their enemies. The great Nebuchad- nezzar besieged them unsuccessfully for thirteen years. Alexander the Great solved the problem by building a causeway from the mainland to the island, thus enabling his troops to a...ssault and capture the stronghold. I have already referred to the fact that Christ made a visit to the coasts of Tyre and Sidon. The Christians early established a church here and we know that St. Paul spent a week with them.
Tyre was one of the few cities which withstood the onrush of the first Crusade and was not taken until twenty years after Acre, and then only by the help of a powerful Venetian fleet. Sailors and ships were still essential to a successful attack upon the venerable mis- tress of the seas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In times of peace the former spread itself out along the shore>and to the foothills of the mountains. When attacked, the citizens shut themselves up in their island city. This was impregnable to a land army, and as the Phoenicians were masters of the sea, they could and did laugh at their enemies. The great Nebuchad- nezzar besieged them unsuccessfully for thirteen years. Alexander the Great solved the problem by building a causeway from the mainland to the island, thus enabling his troops to a...ssault and capture the stronghold. I have already referred to the fact that Christ made a visit to the coasts of Tyre and Sidon. The Christians early established a church here and we know that St. Paul spent a week with them.
Tyre was one of the few cities which withstood the onrush of the first Crusade and was not taken until twenty years after Acre, and then only by the help of a powerful Venetian fleet. Sailors and ships were still essential to a successful attack upon the venerable mis- tress of the seas.
What to read after To Day in Palestine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Westbrook Dunning to read onlineMoreLess
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