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The thistle and the cedar of Lebanon.

Habeeb Risk Allah, effendi.

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Cedars of Lebanon

Cedars of Lebanon

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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Cedars of Lebanon

Cedars of Lebanon

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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Distant View of the Cedars of Lebanon

Distant View of the Cedars of Lebanon

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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One of the largest of the Cedars of Lebanon

One of the largest of the Cedars of Lebanon

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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Jaffa, from Hotel Window--To Jaffa was brought cedar trees from Lebanon for the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem, under Zerubabel

Jaffa, from Hotel Window--To Jaffa was brought cedar trees from Lebanon for the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem, under Zerubabel

Robert E. M. Bain (Robert dward ather),1858-1932

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Jaffa, from Hotel Window--To Jaffa was brought cedar trees from Lebanon for the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem, under Zerubabel

Jaffa, from Hotel Window--To Jaffa was brought cedar trees from Lebanon for the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem, under Zerubabel

Robert E. M. Bain (Robert dward ather),1858-1932

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Cedars of Lebanon--(Upright)

Cedars of Lebanon--(Upright)

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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