The Garden Tomb sits just outside the north wall of the Old City. In 1955 it lay in Jordan, and a visitor rang a bell
On 22 November 1873 the French steamer Ville du Havre was struck by the Loch Earn in mid-Atlantic and went down. Two hundred and twenty-six
Our guide led us to a door in the wall and rang the bell. A key turned in the lock and the door was opened.
Sunday morning we went by car to the Mount of Olives. We could see the Mount of Olives from our room — across the city,
If most people had had the same misimpression that I had, they would have thought of Palestine as the Land of Milk and Honey —
On the evening of our first day the three of us — Mr. Benton, Ferris and I — walked to the Mount of Olives and
Egypt — a name that is almost synonymous with the beginning of civilization. Here history was nurtured as a baby. Here the Israelites were brought
As you know, here in French Morocco, and more especially Casablanca, the town next to the air base, the French and Arabs are having quite
Sometimes I wonder if it isn’t harder to just get away from an army post when one’s leave starts than all the paperwork and red
As a scientist works in his laboratory exercising extensive, exacting controls as he purposely and calculatingly carries out his experiments, so shall I treat this