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                         FROM DAN TO BEERSHEBA




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  Illustration:   JERUSALEM.




                                 FROM
                           DAN TO BEERSHEBA


                         A DESCRIPTION OF THE
                            WONDERFUL LAND

                                 WITH

                          MAPS AND ENGRAVINGS

                                  AND

            A PROLOGUE BY THE AUTHOR CONTAINING THE LATEST
                     EXPLORATIONS AND DISCOVERIES


                                  BY

                      JOHN P. NEWMAN,