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The Jewish War — William Whiston

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Language: English. Collection scope: related literature.

Translation: William Whiston

Historical William Whiston translation; Whiston died1752. The catalogue identifies the text as public domain in the USA. Distributor permission guidance allows unrestricted underlying text reuse after removing its licence and brand from the primary text; bibliographic source links are retained. This does not claim a particular unverified paper printing.

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Historical William Whiston translation, from the identified digital source. 7 component books. Josephus’s preface is a separate reading part. Book/chapter boundaries were checked against the source contents. Original numbered paragraphs remain inside each full chapter or book text. Separate Whiston footnotes and their inline callouts, modern electronic front matter, navigation and the distributor licence/branding are excluded. Source and rights reference links are retained as bibliographic references.

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