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Books by 西蒙·蒙蒂菲奥里

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  1. Three Thousand Years of Jerusalem (A Nine-Volume Global Bestseller in History) 耶路撒冷三千年(作者风靡全球历史著作 共九册) Historical1.3M WordsCompleted 1. The history of Jerusalem is the history of the whole world. It is a temple of God, the capital of two peoples, and a holy city for three religions. It is a city that exists both in heaven and on earth; a strategic crossroads where civilizations clash, a place that haunts people’s dreams, and a setting for bewildering conspiracies, invented legends, and round-the-clock news. Master storyteller Simon Sebag Montefiore recounts Jerusalem’s past and present in chronological order, tracing the thre 465Reads9.4Score175Shelves
  2. Jerusalem: Three Thousand Years 耶路撒冷三千年 Historical486k WordsCompleted The history of Jerusalem is the history of the entire world. It is a temple of God, the capital of two peoples, and a holy city for three great religions. It exists both in heaven and on earth. A strategic crossroads where civilizations collide, it is a place that haunts the human imagination, the setting for bewildering conspiracies, fabricated legends, and round-the-clock news. Simon Sebag Montefiore, a “master storyteller,” recounts Jerusalem’s past and present in chronological order, tracing 399Reads9.4Score102Shelves
  3. A History of the Middle East: Three Thousand Years of Jerusalem and Four Thousand Years of Iran (Complete in Five Volumes) 中东史歌:耶路撒冷三千年+伊朗四千年(全五册) Historical779k WordsCompleted 1. The history of Jerusalem is the history of the whole world. It is a temple of God, the capital of two peoples, and a holy city to three religions. It is a city that exists in both heaven and the earthly realm; a strategic crossroads of clashing civilizations, a place that captivates the world, and the setting for beguiling conspiracies, invented legends, and round-the-clock news. “Master storyteller” Simon Sebag Montefiore recounts Jerusalem’s past and present in chronological order, tracing 239Reads9.4Score108Shelves