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G. P. PUTNAM'S NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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CONTINUED.
Egypt and its Monuments ;
Or, Egypt a Witness for the Bible.
BY FRANCIS L. HAWKS, D.D., LL. D.. &c, &c.
Illustrated with Engravings from the works of Champollion, Rosellini, Wil-
kinson, and others; and Architectural Views of the principal Temples, &c.
1 vol. 8vo, uniform with " Layard's Nineveh," cloth, $3 ; half morocco,
gilt edges, $4.
SECOND EDITION, REVISED AND ENLARGED.
"ItwlL have a lively interest; not for the Bible student only, but for all who take interest in
histoiical research."—N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
u A valuable contribution to our Sacred Literature."—Xewark Daily Advertiser.
" It supplies a desideratum in the Literature of the Bible."—Buffalo CoTtimcrcial.
"An intelligible, true, and readable book on Egypt, beyond what the experiences of a single
traveller could furnish the materials of."—Boston Transcript.
"The volume will constitute a valuable addition to Christian Literature."—N. Y. Recorder.
"The volume of Dr. Hawks will be welcomed by many readers as a valuable contribution to
the stock of information, hiiherto to be obtained only in the costly volumes of Wilkinson and
others. There probably exists no other volume of the same size containing so much information
on Egypt"—Cambridge Chronicle.
" The volume is intensely interesting, and will abundantly repay a careful perusal."—Christian
Alliance.
" The entire work is filled with most instructive facts, gathered from recent discoveries in monu-
mental literature, valuable alike to the theological student and general reader."— Universalis!
Review.
" In the treatment of this subject, Dr. Hawks's admirable faculty of lucid arrangement and dis-
tinct statement has-full play j and he proceeds, too. with a calm confidence of the strength of hia
positions, that cannot fail to inspire his readers—such of them especially as have been somewhat
startled by the bold assertions of the infidel school of Egyptologists and their train of ignorao-
imitators—with a similar confidence."—Methodist Quarterly Review.
The East;
Or, Sketches of Travel in Egypt and the Holy Land.
BY REV. J. A. SPENCER, M. A.,
Editor of the New Testament in Greek, with English Notes. Member of the New- York
Historical Society, $c., tec.
Splendidly Illustrated with Original Drawings. 8vo, pp. 500. Uniform w:
" Layard's Nineveh," " Hawks's Monuments of Egypt," &c
CONTENTS.
EGYPT.—Alexandria.—The Nile and the Pyramids.—The Pyramids and their Builders.—Lite on
the Nile — Philae, Syene, Elephantine, Esneh.—Necropolis of Thebes.—Luxor and Kamak.—
Dendera, Es-siout, Benihassan.— The Metropolis of Egypt.—Mosks, Citadel, Helicpolis.—
Coptic Church, Public Men and Events.
THE HOLY LAND.—Life in the Desert—Palestina, the Hill Country —The Holy City.—Ceth-
semane, the Mount of Olives.—Calvary and the Holy Sepulchre.—Bethlehem and its Vicinity
—The Dead Sea and the Jordan.—Judea, Samaria,'Jacob's Well, Nabulus.—Sebaste, Tabor
Tiberias, Nazareth—Mount Carmel, St. Jean d'Acre, Tyre.—Sidon, Beirut and its Vicinity -
Appendix, Notes, Ac.
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CONTINUED.
Egypt and its Monuments ;
Or, Egypt a Witness for the Bible.
BY FRANCIS L. HAWKS, D.D., LL. D.. &c, &c.
Illustrated with Engravings from the works of Champollion, Rosellini, Wil-
kinson, and others; and Architectural Views of the principal Temples, &c.
1 vol. 8vo, uniform with " Layard's Nineveh," cloth, $3 ; half morocco,
gilt edges, $4.
SECOND EDITION, REVISED AND ENLARGED.
"ItwlL have a lively interest; not for the Bible student only, but for all who take interest in
histoiical research."—N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
u A valuable contribution to our Sacred Literature."—Xewark Daily Advertiser.
" It supplies a desideratum in the Literature of the Bible."—Buffalo CoTtimcrcial.
"An intelligible, true, and readable book on Egypt, beyond what the experiences of a single
traveller could furnish the materials of."—Boston Transcript.
"The volume will constitute a valuable addition to Christian Literature."—N. Y. Recorder.
"The volume of Dr. Hawks will be welcomed by many readers as a valuable contribution to
the stock of information, hiiherto to be obtained only in the costly volumes of Wilkinson and
others. There probably exists no other volume of the same size containing so much information
on Egypt"—Cambridge Chronicle.
" The volume is intensely interesting, and will abundantly repay a careful perusal."—Christian
Alliance.
" The entire work is filled with most instructive facts, gathered from recent discoveries in monu-
mental literature, valuable alike to the theological student and general reader."— Universalis!
Review.
" In the treatment of this subject, Dr. Hawks's admirable faculty of lucid arrangement and dis-
tinct statement has-full play j and he proceeds, too. with a calm confidence of the strength of hia
positions, that cannot fail to inspire his readers—such of them especially as have been somewhat
startled by the bold assertions of the infidel school of Egyptologists and their train of ignorao-
imitators—with a similar confidence."—Methodist Quarterly Review.
The East;
Or, Sketches of Travel in Egypt and the Holy Land.
BY REV. J. A. SPENCER, M. A.,
Editor of the New Testament in Greek, with English Notes. Member of the New- York
Historical Society, $c., tec.
Splendidly Illustrated with Original Drawings. 8vo, pp. 500. Uniform w:
" Layard's Nineveh," " Hawks's Monuments of Egypt," &c
CONTENTS.
EGYPT.—Alexandria.—The Nile and the Pyramids.—The Pyramids and their Builders.—Lite on
the Nile — Philae, Syene, Elephantine, Esneh.—Necropolis of Thebes.—Luxor and Kamak.—
Dendera, Es-siout, Benihassan.— The Metropolis of Egypt.—Mosks, Citadel, Helicpolis.—
Coptic Church, Public Men and Events.
THE HOLY LAND.—Life in the Desert—Palestina, the Hill Country —The Holy City.—Ceth-
semane, the Mount of Olives.—Calvary and the Holy Sepulchre.—Bethlehem and its Vicinity
—The Dead Sea and the Jordan.—Judea, Samaria,'Jacob's Well, Nabulus.—Sebaste, Tabor
Tiberias, Nazareth—Mount Carmel, St. Jean d'Acre, Tyre.—Sidon, Beirut and its Vicinity -
Appendix, Notes, Ac.