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Who wrote The Hammer: A Story of the Maccabean Times?

"The Hammer: A Story of the Maccabean Times" was written by Alfred John Church and published in 1890. English classical scholar known for translating Tacitus and retelling ancient tales for young readers.

The Hammer: A Story of the Maccabean Times

1890

Alfred John Church

The Hammer: A Story of the Maccabean Times

Alfred John Church

1890

The Hammer: A Story of the Maccabean Times is a historical novel by Alfred John Church, first published in 1890. Set in 174 B.C., it chronicles the Maccabean revolt against Hellenistic oppression, focusing on key figures like Judas Maccabee. The narrative explores themes of identity, faith, and resistance as the Jewish people grapple with cultural encroachment and the moral dilemmas faced by their leaders. The book provides a vivid portrayal of a significant period in Jewish history, highlighting the struggle to preserve their traditions amidst external influences.