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The road to Oxiana by Robert Byron · Booklabria

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Robert Byron
The road to Oxiana

Description and travelMiddle east, description and travel

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First published: 1937
Language: English
Editions: 10

Synopsis

Of the journey by travel writer Robert Byron to the Middle East, this serves as a rare account of the architectural treasures of a region now innaccessible to most Western travellers, and a nostalgic look back at a more innocent time.

Subjects: Description and travel
Middle east, description and travel
Afghanistan, description and travel
Set in: Middle East
Afghanistan
Iran
Central Asia

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