Morocco After Twenty-five Years; a Description of the Country, its Laws and Customs, and the European Situation

Kerr's book is a vivid portrayal of Morocco, its people, and the complex political and social structures that define this fascinating nation. Kerr's narrative is detailed and illuminating, providing an understanding of the customs, laws and traditions of the country. He also includes an insightful analysis of the European powers and their influence on the region. This is an excellent resource for historians, academics, and anyone interested in the Islamic world.

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