To See A Promised Land: Americans and the Holy Land in the Nineteenth Century
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To See A Promised Land: Americans and the Holy Land in the Nineteenth Century

by Lester I. Vogel

American History religious studies travel history
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To See A Promised Land explores how nineteenth-century Americans understood the Holy Land and why it held such powerful religious and cultural meaning. Lester I. Vogel presents a focused historical study of American perspectives, interests, and interpretations surrounding this significant region.

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To See A Promised Land examines American perspectives on the Holy Land during the nineteenth century.

Lester I. Vogel considers the religious and cultural meanings Americans attached to this region.

The book places these views within the broader history of nineteenth-century America and its relationship with the Holy Land.

It offers readers a focused study of American ideas, interests, and interpretations surrounding a place of lasting significance.

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