Reisen nach Palästina, in die Länder von Basan und Gilead östlich des Flusses Jordan: Darunter auch einen Besuch der Städte Geraza und Gamala, in der Dekapolis. sents. Nach einem turbulenten Karriere von ein paar Jahre nur, fiel er avictim endlich auf den Verrat von seinen vermeintlichen Freunden und wassucceeded durch Suliman, der Pascha, dessen Herrschaft wurde astranquil und günstiger sind Themen wie die vorangegangen whicli itwere stürmischen, destruktive und unglücklich. Das Wesen der türkischen System der Politik wird berechnet, jedoch Rebellen der Männer zu machen ansonsten entsorgt, treu zu sein, Especiall

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Travels in Palestine, through the countries of Bashan and Gilead, east of the River Jordan: including a visit to the cities of Geraza and Gamala, in the Decapolis . sents. After a turbulent career of a few years only, he fell avictim at last to the treachery of his supposed friends, and wassucceeded by Suliman, the present Pasha, whose reign has been astranquil and favourable to his subjects as those whicli preceded itwere stormy, destructive, and unhappy. The very essence of the Turkish system of politics is calculated, however, to make rebels of men otherwise disposed to be faithful, especially in cases of inheritance. Let the case of Ismael Pashabe fairly stated, and it will be evident that he had no alternativebetween repelling by force the authority of the Porte, and layinghis head passively on the block. Treasures had fallen into his hands, which, however great, couldnever equal the exaggerated expectations that were formed ofthem ; so that though he might in reality give all, he would cer-tainly be required still to give more, and in the end be put totorture to reveal hoards existing only in the ardent imagination ofhis rapacious masters. 86. CHAPTER V. JOURNEY FROM ACRE TO NAZARETH. January 11. 1816. The morning was still lowering, and detainedour muleteer for some time beyond the appointed hour of de-parture. Having at length found him out, and brought liisanimals to the okclhi, we took leave of Signorc JMalaganiba, ourconsul, with thanks for his civihtics during our stay, and havingthe wishes of the European gentlemen for our safe journey, wemounted and left tlie gates of Accha about nine oclock. After riding for nearly an hour by the sea-side, passing in the JOURNEY FROM ACRE TO NAZARETH. 87 way the apparent outlet of a small stream, which may, perhaps, be the river Belus of Maundrell, Pococke, and Clarke, we struckoff to the eastward. Here we crossed a space of at least a mile, formed of sand-hills, and long grass, like those which border thesouthern shore o

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