Charles T. Beke (1800-1874), (Charles Tilstone)
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The British captives in Abyssinia / by Charles T. Beke.

Charles T. Beke (Charles Tilstone), 1800-1874

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An enquiry into M. Antoine d'Abbadie's journey to Kaffa, in the years 1843 and 1844 : to discover the source of the Nile / by Charles T. Beke.

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The Moabite stone, and Dr. Beke's Semitic symbols found on Mount Sinai in 1873 / deciphered and translated into the Hebrew and English languages ... by Captain Renczynski...; with two articles by J. Darling and original poem by Alessie Bond.

The Moabite stone, and Dr. Beke's Semitic symbols found on Mount Sinai in 1873 / deciphered and translated into the Hebrew and English languages ... by Captain Renczynski...; with two articles by J. Darling and original poem by Alessie Bond.

Mesha, King of Moab

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The late Dr. Charles Beke's discoveries of Sinai in Arabia and of Midian : with portrait, geological, botanical, and conchological reports,. plans, map, and thirteen wood engravings / Edited by his widow.

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The idol in Horeb : evidence that the golden image at Mount Sinai was a cone, and not a calf. With three appendices / By Charles T. Beke.

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The lands of Cazembe : Lacerda's journey to Cazembe in 1798 / translated and annotated by R. F. Burton. Also Journey of the pombeiros, P. J. Baptista, and Amaro José, across Africa from Angola to Tette on the Zambeze, translated by B. A. Beadle. And a Résumé of the journey of MM. Monteiro and Gamitto, by C. T. Beke.

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