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This is a fascinating travel journey through the Sahara that began in 1912, by one of the most well- traveled women of the early twentieth century. Gordon paints the picture of the Sahara and its inhabitants through the eyes of a woman.+This book documents the journey of Lady Anne Blunt (d. 1917) to Arabia in 1875. Hunt was a talented artist and the founder of the famous Crabbet Stud of England.Save $22.88
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Title:A Woman in the Sahara
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Publisher:Gorgias Press
 
A fascinating travel journey through the Sahara that began in 1912, by one of the most well-traveled women of the early twentieth century. Gordon paints the picture of the Sahara and its inhabitants through the eyes of a woman.

Table of Contents
  • The Place of Happiness
  • The Diffa
  • El Oued
  • The Great Feasts
  • A "Numero"
  • The Sorceress
  • El Hamel: The "Lost Town"
  • Fantasia
  • An Infallible Cure
  • Hafsa
  • The Rites for Rain
  • Nailia
  • The Caravan Route to the M'zab
  • The Elect of Allah
  • The Interpreter
  • The Sacred City of the Abadia
  • The Magician
  • The Iron Mines of the Western Zaccar
  • The Wife of Mahomed Azzizi
  • The Coming of the Bride
  • The Great Fast
  • A Fete of Ramadhane
  • Mektouh Rebbi
  • Essence of Roses
  • In the Footsteps of Rome
  • The Enchanted Palace of Hadj Ahmed
  • Memories of Salah Bey
  • The Darwishes
  • A Stroll and a Morning Call
  • The Gate of the Desert
  • Villages of the South
  • Dawn and Sunset
  • The Story of Si Mahmoud Saadi; A Child of Misfortune



Gordon, Helen. A Woman in the Sahara
ISBN:1-931956-77-4
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