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Underground in Arabia is an eye-opening account
of the marvelous caverns and extensive lava tube
discovered by John Pint in his twenty five years of
subterranean exploration in the deserts of Arabia. |
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The Arab War is a fascinating, vivid portrait of
KINDLEthe people, social traditions and complex politics of pre-World War One Mesopotamia and Arabia. |
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Ibn Saud: King by Conquest is a masterful account
of the rise of a penniless prince who through courage,
diplomacy and sheer will built a vast kingdom that
endures to this day.
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Out in the Blue: Letters from Arabia 1937-1940
Tom Barger's adventures exploring the deserts
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An Account of the Ikhwan Revolt as related by
Col. H.R.P. Dickson to Tom Barger. The outcome
was all but inevitable, however the reader can't help but to speculate about the course of events had the Ikhwan prevailed. |
