Description
*Third Printing* Dust jacket has some wear along all edges and corners. Rip in front cover near the bottom left and another rip in the back near the top. Hardcover is in good condition. Pages are clean and binding is secure.
“Kings and Camels” by G.C. Butler is a captivating memoir that transports readers to the heart of the Arabian Desert during the early 20th century. Butler, a British officer and explorer, offers a firsthand account of his extraordinary adventures and encounters with the enigmatic Bedouin tribes of the region. This book is a rare gem, providing invaluable insights into a world that has since undergone significant transformations.
Through vivid descriptions and rich cultural observations, Butler paints a vivid picture of the harsh yet alluring desert landscape, the nomadic way of life, and the intricate social structures that governed these ancient communities. His narrative is infused with a deep respect for the Bedouin people, their traditions, and their remarkable resilience in the face of adversity.
This third printing, though bearing the marks of time and handling, remains a cherished piece for collectors and enthusiasts of Middle Eastern history and culture. Its well-preserved interior ensures that readers can immerse themselves in Butler’s compelling storytelling, experiencing the thrill of his daring exploits and gaining a profound appreciation for a way of life that has largely faded into the sands of time.
