By Desert Ways to Baghdad

This book is a vivid account of a British woman's journey to Baghdad in the early 20th century. The author, Louisa Wilkins, embarked on a long and perilous journey through the deserts of Arabia, facing many challenges and obstacles along the way. She provides a fascinating insight into the people and cultures of this region, as well as the political and historical events that were shaping its destiny. This book is an engaging and inspiring read for anyone interested in adventure and travel writing.

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