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past, and to be prepared for its future evolution and development
in the world."--_Methodist Magazine and Review._

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THE EXPLORATION OF EGYPT AND THE OLD TESTAMENT. A Summary of Results
obtained by Exploration in Egypt up to the Present Time, with a fuller
account of those bearing on the Old Testament. By J. GARROW DUNCAN,
B.D., Blackie Scholar, 1894-5; Interim-Director of Excavations at
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Professor T. M. LINDSAY, D.D., Convener of the Foreign Missions
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and, as we read, we feel that we are in the