A history of the Hebrew people

Charles Foster Kent

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series aims to in concise andand of the and literature, this presentcontemporary history
and in these broad fields. Basedattractive form the results of investigation exploration
will assured and rather thancritical scholarship, it emphasize positiveupon thoroughly
whole is intended to a and con-transitional The series as a present completepositions.
life of the men and whonected of the and religious peoples figurepicture social, political,
most in the biblical records.prominently
a orEach volume is in itself, comprehensively given subject period.complete treating
and to the standard authori-also refers to the biblical and monumental sources,It freely
and to the student maketies. Convenience of clearness of helpfulnesssize, presentation,
for text-books for andthe series well (i) college, seminary,particularly adapted practical
use of Bible andclasses; handbooks for the classes, clubs, guilds; (3) guidesimiversity (2)
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Charles F. Ph.D., Professor of1. The United Sixth edi- Kent,Kingdom.
Biblical Yaletion. Literature, University.
2. The Divided Sixth edi-
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II. HISTORY OF THE PEOPLE.JEWISH
ofand Charles F. Kent, Ph.D., ProfessorThe Greek3. Babylonian, Persian,
YaleBiblical Literature, University.Periods.
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Testament heal Criticism, Auburn TheologicalNew Times).(including
Seminary.
TESTAMENT HISTORY.III. CONTEMPORARY OLD
Professor ofof the Ancient H. Breasted, Ph.D.,5. History Egyptians. James
and Oriental TheHistor>',Egyptology
ofUniversity Chicago.
S. Ph.D., Professor6. of the and George Goodspeed,History Babylonians
of Ancient The University ofHistory,Assyrians.
Chicago.
IV. NEW TESTAMENT HISTORIES.
Rush President of the University7. The Life of Jesus. Rhees,
of Rochester.
lateGeorge T. Pur\^, Ph.D., D.D.,8. The Apostolic Age.
Testament LiteratureProfessor of New
Princetonand TheologicalExegesis,
Seminary.
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HISTORY AND LITERATURE.
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Biblical Literature, Yale University,
Pro-and Henrv T. Fowler, Ph.D.,
and His-fessor of Biblical Literature
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