Moses

by Sholem Asch

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This is a tough one to rate only because Moses is such an interesting character but the book was so long. (

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Moshepit20 | Sep 30, 2023 |

This was a very tough read. Moses was very dedicated,but in the end, subject to human emotions. A lot of the time in the wilderness, according to this book, was spent camped at one place for 19 years. (

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'THREE NOVELS. UNCLE MOSES, CHAIM LEDERER'S RETURN, JUDGE NOT' by Sholem Asch

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Moses

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Many and diverse were the reasons which impelled Rameses the Second to abandon the ancient royal capital, sanctified by many dynasties, namely the city of Thebes on the banks of the Nile, and to settle in Rameses, on the frontier road which led to the lands of the Asiatics.

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This is the 1951 novel Moses by Scholem Asch. Do not combine with the 1918 novel Uncle Moses by the same author.

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