When Charles Dickens stopped by the Golden Lamb in 1842, he was less than impressed with the inn’s hospitality. The English writer declared that the tea and coffee were “very bad and the water worse.” ...
Maronite historians emphasized the distinctiveness of Mount Lebanon during the Ottoman Empire, while Shiite historians stressed the historical rebellion against the allied authorities. Together, these ...
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