Warren on Holy Land surveys and the Bethabara question
The article reviews Captain Warren and Lieutenant Conder findings in Palestine. It discusses fords along the Jordan, identifications of Bethabara near Jericho, the Altar of Ed at Kurn Surtabeh, and the route from Shiloh to Damieh. The author argues Bethabara was likely in Judea and notes Warren’s ascent of Kurn Surtabeh.
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Galilee
England
Holy Land
Jordan
Warren
Desert
Judah
Valley of the
Dead Sea
Sea of Galilee
Jericho
Palestine
Bethabara
Conder
Makhadbet 'Abara
Cana
Wos
Judea
Nimrim
Beth Nimrah
Beth Abarah
Kurn Surtabeh
M. Ganneau
Joshua
Josh
Ushum
Nebo
Hosea
Kulat Er Rabad
Hermon
Safed
Nablus
Koron Hajor
Damieh Ford
Shiloh
Selin
Gilead
Bashan
Talat Abu
Ayd
Hutchinson
Josephus
Seiliu Ent Gilead
Wady el Abyad
Abu ’Ayd
Capt
Grievances Recounted On Warren Difference
The article regrets lingering disputes from seven or eight years ago and notes a bitter tone toward Captain Warren’s opponents. It suggests the work would benefit from revision with a practiced pen and clearer explanation of technical terms such as chel and berme.
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Capt. Warren
Travel writer Fowler's six month globe trek returns to London
The piece reviews R N Fowler’s 1875 journey to Japan China and India. It highlights his aim to probe social and political issues, including Japan's reforms opium in China Bengal opium monopoly and India finances. It notes travel freedoms hospitality poverty and the need for reform in governance law education and taxation.
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R. N. Fowler
London
New York
Fowler
Japan
China
Malay Peninsula
Perak
Bengal
India
Yokohama
Parkes
Europe
Empire
John Smale
Brook Robertson
Central Asia
Celestial Empire
Piercy
Chalmers
London Missionary Society
Nye
Canton
Amoy
Foochow
Hongkong
Madras
Duke of Buckingham
Calcutta
Richard Temple
East
A Visit to Japan China and India
Robert Nichols Fowler presents a travelogue through Japan, China, and India. The work surveys cultural landscapes, historical sites, and regional practices, with observations on people, customs, and environments across three Asian nations.
The Romance of Biography by Paxton Hood Review
A concise review notes Hood’s charm in broad biographical musings but critiques his reach when he aims for exhaustive precision. The piece surveys his method, praising wit yet warning on rigidity of detail.
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Mr. Paxton Hood
The Romance of Biography Chapters on the Strange Life
Edwin Paxton Hoop presents a series of biographical sketches exploring remarkable and unusual human lives. The work, published by James Clarke and Co, compiles narratives of notable figures with a focus on intriguing personal journeys.
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Edwin Paxton Hoop
James Clarke and Co
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