Publisher's Synopsis
The Babylonian Captivity is a work of historical fiction set in ancient Babylon during the first millennium BCE. The narrative follows a young Jewish captive, Nathan, as he adjusts to life in Babylon and navigates conflicts with Babylonian authorities and his own people. William Henry Brown's work was one of the first attempts to bring the world of the Old Testament to life in a literary form, and it remains a fascinating example of the genre. Historians, biblical scholars, and readers interested in the ancient world will enjoy this work.
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