The Syrian World Volume 06, Issue 09

Volume 6 Issue 09 of The Syrian World published June 1932. The issue opens with an article by Rev. W. A. Mansur discussing the Phoenicians as great pioneers of civilization. This is followed by H.I. Katibah's discussion concerning the romance and beauty of the past. Thomas Asa follows him with a poem titled "Desert Troth," which seems to describe a phantom encounter in the desert. Edna K. Saloomey then continues her discussion on the younger generation, which is followed by two True Arabian Tales. Dagny Edwards' poem "Impetus" closes out the issue before the usual editorial comment, political updates of Syria, and excerpts from the Syrian press.

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