Revue de l'Orient Chrétien, Volume 21 (1918-1919) is a historical journal offering insights into the Christian Orient. This volume presents a collection of articles and studies pertinent to the history, culture, and religious practices of Christian communities in the Middle East and surrounding regions. Published in French, this edition serves as a valuable resource for researchers and historians interested in the interplay between Eastern and Western cultures, and the historical context of Christianity in the Orient.

The journal provides detailed accounts and analyses that shed light on the religious, social, and political dynamics of the period, making it an essential addition to academic libraries and collections focusing on religious history and Oriental studies. This volume captures a critical period in the history of Christianity, offering perspectives that remain relevant for understanding contemporary issues.

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