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Algiers (First Edition) Craig A. Lockard The wide-ranging questions are pertinentAuthor: M. Elizabeth Crouse Publisher: James Pott & Company, 1906 Condition: Hardcover, no dust jacket, minor wear and tear to cover, interior clean From the preface: "The book is an attempt to express a first impression of the Orient, obtained during five months in Algiers. Since the notes were taken, the writer has been in Tunis, and has spent a winter in Egypt. In neither, it seems to her, does the Oriental life compare with that in Algeria, both
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