Book Description

Published by London: Phoenix House, 1960. 1st and only edition. Near fine full leather binding with gilt device to the front board and gilt design to the front and rear borders. Internally very good. Small ink stamp to the title page and verso the title page. Original pictorial dust jacket laid-in at the rear of the book. Colour frontis and other black and white ills. Scarce.
Dealer Notes
The author served in the British diplomatic corps in the Gulf, Syria, and Iran and embellished the present work with many of her own photos. Tweedy highlights the daily life of the rapidly developing Middle East to her target audience - young people for whom, as her publisher notes, conventional geography books had become stale. In the book, the culture of Bahrain and Oman are covered in some detail. Tweedy had published previously on Bahrain and the Arabian Gulf in the early 1950s, and she released her memoirs in 1976.
Author Tweedy, Maureen
Date 1960
Binding Leather
Publisher Phoenix House
Illustrator N/A
Pages 125

Price: £350.00

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