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The Last Caravan 1970s In The Sahara The Natural Disaster That Threatened A Nomadic People With Extinction Thurston Clarke

Name: The Last Caravan 1970s In The Sahara The Natural Disaster That Threatened A Nomadic People With Extinction Thurston Clarke
SKU: BELL-44993008
Price: 31.00 USD
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The Last Caravan 1970s In The Sahara The Natural Disaster That Threatened A Nomadic People With Extinction Thurston Clarke instant download after payment.

Publisher: Open Road Media

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.23 MB

Pages: 177

Author: Thurston Clarke

ISBN: 9781504029872, 1504029879

Language: English

Year: 2016

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The Last Caravan 1970s In The Sahara The Natural Disaster That Threatened A Nomadic People With Extinction Thurston Clarke by Thurston Clarke 9781504029872, 1504029879 instant download after payment.

The Last Caravan is a powerful and dramatic account of how the great African drought of the early 1970s transformed the nomadic Tuareg, the famous blue-veiled men of the Beau Geste legend. Thurston Clarke recounts their story in his words and theirs, allowing them to come to life as they describe their sufferings and wanderings in search of food and comfort. Their story is a powerful one of ecological disaster, of the courage and nobility of an ancient people facing extinction, and of the struggle to preserve their families and way of life.