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1859. Prime, a New York City lawyer, and his wife Mary Trumbull Prime were keen collectors of art and traveled extensively in pursuit of items for their collections. He wrote accounts of their travels in such works as Owl Creek Letters and The Old House by the River. Their travels to Africa and West Asia are recounted in Tent Life in the Holy Land and Boat Life in Egypt and Nubia.
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Marcus Goodrich
reviewed Tent Life in the Holy Land on November 03, 2019
Tent Life in the Holy Land
Read once, twice and keep to consult. A marvellous account of the life and times of the Bedouin population in the early 20thC . Written by one of a few truly ardent enthusiasts of the Arabian Horse.
Some have said Raswan's account is romanticised. perhaps so. Well look at what he was doing, why and where it all took place.
His accounts of horse bloodline record-keeping, the lifestyles and habits, even with some embellishment, has to have a place on the bookshelves of travel, cultural or Arabian horse enthusiasts.
My edition is far older than any on offer here! 1935 when it was published twice such was the appetite for information on exotic adventure travel and The Arabian Horse.
I will put a date...but truly, this is a book to read many times.
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