Publisher's Synopsis
This captivating collection of travel letters from a young British adventurer in 1828 vividly evokes the sights, sounds, and smells of the Middle East at a time of great change. From encounters with desert nomads to reflections on the legacy of ancient Persia, these dispatches are a testament to the enduring human thirst for exploration and adventure.
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