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Amurath to Amurath (Includes Biography of Gertrude Bell)

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Gertrude Bell was an extraordinary woman who did what most women or men, even today, would dream of doing. Her travels opened doors to the Western world about the life and culture of the Middle East. This book traces her journey through Mesopotamia. It feels as fresh and energetic today, over 100 years later, as it did when it was first published in 1911. 

It also includes the short biography, “Queen of the Desert” by Fergus Mason.

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