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Excerpt from Domestic Life in PalestineThe pleasure which my Notes and Journal afforded to members of my home-circle, on my return to Eu gland, led me to think that, possibly, my countrymen would like to gain a further insight into the mysteries of Eastern life. Hence it was that I resolved to pub lish this volume. In compiling it I have avoided, as much as possible, those subjects with which the pub lic are already familiar. Descriptions of w...

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Excerpt from Domestic Life in Palestine Sons of the Arabs, and Arabic is their mother tongue. I classify them only according to their creeds, but I may here mention, that the Chris tians of the land are said to be of pure Syrian ori gin, while the Moslems are chie¿y descended from the Arabians, who settled in the towns and villages of Syria and Palestine in the seventh and eighth centuries. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hund...