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Strange Lands and Friendly People
Strange Lands and Friendly People
Author: William O. Douglas
In the summers of 1949-1950, Supreme Court Justice William O.Douglas traveled and lived amongst the tribesmen of Persia (Iran), the peasants of Syria and Lebanon, and the leaders and plain people of Israel. He also visited Iraq, Jordan, Greece, Cyprus and the new India. He found adventure in good measure. He hunted and rode and ate and shelte...  more »
ISBN: 272543
Publication Date: 1951
Pages: 336
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Publisher: Harper and Brothers
Book Type: Hardcover
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Entertaining and insightful account of an American journalist's travels through central Asia and the Middle East in the early stages of the Cold War.


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