From The Gulf To Ararat An Expedition Through Mesopotamia And Kurdistan - HB

About the Book:-The author feels that the substance of this book consists of little more than a record of personal experiences and impressions of the tribes and countries through which they passed at the time of their journey. Politics lie outside its scope, and he has condensed within the limits of a single chapter what little he has to say on such general topics as the connection between their own country and Mesopotamia. Often amusing but always informative it reveals the realities of making a boundary in practice and the need to be aware of local factors such as race, tradition, and religion, when dealing with boundary issues. Like other travelogues he peppers his account with amusing anecdotes and vistas of the customs and folklore of the areas he travels through. The book has a chapter on the history, customs and manner of the Kurds. The majority of the photographs which illustrated this book were taken by Captain Brooke. About the Author :-Gilbert Ernest Hubbard was born in 1885. He was an author, author of introduction, creator, contributor, and compiler. He has 46 works in 196 publications in 2 languages and 1,558 libraries holding to his credit. His notable books are British Far Eastern policy, Eastern industrialization and its effect on the West, with special reference to Great Britain and Japan, Eastern industrialization and its effect on the West, The temples of the Western hills, and From the gulf to Ararat : an expedition through Mesopotamia and Kurdistan. A long dispute was settled from the Gulf to Ararat through the forming and introduction of Turco-Persian Frontier Commission. Ernest Hubbard was Secretary to the Commission and a key factor in its success. From the Gulf to Ararat is his account of the Commission and of the regions through which they travelled. The Title 'From The Gulf To Ararat An Expedition Through Mesopotamia And Kurdistan written/authored/edited by G. E. Hubbard', published in the year 2020.