The Holy Land in English Culture 1799-1917

Introduction: Holy Lands 1. Christian walks to Jerusalem: English Protestant culture and the emergence of vernacular Orientalism 2. The Land and the books: High Anglo-Palestine Orientalism and its limits 3. Popular Palestine: The Holy Land as printed image, spectacle, and commodity 4. Eccentric Zion: Victorian culture and the Jewish restoration to Palestine 5. Homesick crusaders: Propaganda and troop morale in the Palestine campaign, 1917-18 Epilogue: The Holy Places revisited

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