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John D. Whiting
A GARDEN IN THE HOLY
LAND
In days gone by, many
of the city houses of the more prosperous residents of Jerusalem were built
around an open court so that the Moslem women, although secluded, could have a
garden, thus affording a measure of outdoor life. This is now the home of an
American.
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Monday, October 14, 2019
'National Geographic' Circa 1917: 'A Garden in the Holy Land'
