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Loading... The Cat of Bubastes: A Tale of Ancient Egyptby G. A. Henty
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. We listened to an audio book of this tape. It was excellent. Tied in with Egypt, the Bible (during the time of Moses). Very interesting. ( )Set in ancient Egypt, this is the story of a young prince of the Rebu people who is taken captive and becomes a slave to the son of the high priest of one of the Egyptian gods. This book is about a young Rebu who is captured by Ancient Egyptians for most of his boyhood. This book started out slowly. I was previewing it to see if it would be suitable for my son in his studies. It did have loads of information on ancient Egypt. Finally about halfway through, it took off and was hard to put down. Henty put forth an interesting idea of how God revealed himself in ancient times and how anyone, if they were seeking truth could find Him. no reviews | add a review
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