The Land of Goshen and the Exodus
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Overview
Serving as inspector-general of irrigation in Lower Egypt, Major Brown had an intimate knowledge of Egypt’s topography. In this volume, he gives a popular account of the exodus and describes contemporary nineteenth century life and culture near the scriptural landmarks found in the book of Exodus. Includes photographs of four mummies: Ra-Sekenen, Ramses the Great, Seti I, and a Priestess of Amon.
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Key Features
- Offers a popular account of the Jewish exodus from Egypt
- Describes contemporary nineteenth-century life and culture near scriptural landmarks
- Includes photographs of four mummies
Contents
- The Land of Goshen
- The Exodus
- Modern Events in the Land of Goshen
Product Details
- Title: The Land of Goshen and the Exodus
- Author: R. H. Brown
- Publisher: Edward Stanford
- Publication Date: 1899
- Pages: 85
About R. H. Brown
Robert Hanbury Brown (1916–1884) served as inspector-general of irrigation, Lower Egypt, in the Late Royal Engineers. He is also the author of History of the Barrage at the Head of the Delta of Egypt and The Fayûm and Lake Mœris.