C.F. Burney [1868-1925], Israel’s Settlement in Canaan: The Biblical Tradition and its Historical Background.
The Schweich Lectures 1917.
London: Oxford University Press, 1919. Hbk. pp.104.

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Table of Contents

	Preface
Lecture I	Introduction; The Biblical Tradition Examined
Lecture II	The Biblical Tradition Examined (continuation)
Lecture III	External Evidence
Maps
Map I	Western Asia in the Second Millennium BC Map 300dpi | 600dpi
Map II	The Land of Canaan. To Illustrate the sites named in the Lectures Map 300dpi | 600dpi | 800dpi
Map III	Earliest Migration of ancestors of Israel (Abraham) into Canaan, dated, according to biblical tradition, about the time of Hammurabi (c. 2100 BC). Map 300dpi | 600dpi
Map IV	Theory of the distribution of the Leah-tribes and Handmaid tribes in Canaan c. fifteenth century B.C., prior to the arrival of the Joseph-Tribe. Cf. pp. 37, 43f., 50ff., 85. Map 300dpi | 600dpi | 800dpi
Map V	Theory of the ditribution of the the tribes of Israel during the sojourn of the Joseph-tribe in Egypt, c. fourteenth and fifteenth centuries BC.. Cf. pp. 28ff., 34ff., 44ff., 87 ff. Map 300dpi | 600dpi | 800dpi
Map VI	Final Position of the tribes of Israel in Canaan Map 300dpi | 600dpi | 800dpi
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