Chicago Tribune · Chicago, Illinois · 10 November 1981
CP-1981-003
Israel's 'America': Colonists pass century mark
Yanks drawn by Holy Land
Jonathan Broder
Transcribed from the clipping
On the American Colony in Jerusalem, founded 1881 by a Chicago couple, and the earlier Christian Adventist colony at Jaffa in 1866.
Context added by this archive
Uses "colonist" and "colony" of American Christian settlers, not of the Zionist project. Excluded from the vocabulary count for that reason.
Cite this item
"Israel's 'America': Colonists pass century mark," Chicago Tribune, 10 November 1981. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1981-003. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1981-003
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