Bibliography: BIB00702

web link	bahai-library.com/bibliography/BIB00702
reference type	Book
title	Primitive Semitic Religion To-Day : A Record of Researches, Discoveries and Studies in Syria, Palestine and the Sinaitic Peninsula
author	Curtiss, Samuel Ives
year	1902
date	1902
publisher	Fleming H. Revell Co.
place published	Chicago, New York, Toronto
issue	10.
notes	Bahá'í Faith: pp. 48, 96, 101-2, 108-9. "The day after my arrival [summer 1901] I spent nearly four hours with the head of the great Persian sect, who is really a prisoner at Acre, and who is recognized by Frenchmen, Russians, and Americans, notably by some American ladies of fortune, as an incarnation of God himself. I had the honor of dining with Abbas Effendi, and taking afternoon tea with him..." "In treating of the Babites, we have to deal with a sect which began in the year 1844....it is, in its aims, its ideals, and in the men and women that it has produced, by far the noblest sect born of Islam."
language	English
keywords	RELIGION; JUDAISM
number of pages	288