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    Tibetan Foothold

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      Holding On

      MERVYN JONES

      One family and one street in London’s East End: 1880-1960

      Red Moon & High Summer

      HERBERT KAUFMANN

      A coming-of-age novel following a young singer in his Tuareg homeland

      Three Came Home

      AGNES KEITH

      A mother’s ordeal in a Japanese prison camp

      Peking Story

      DAVID KIDD

      The ruin of an ancient Mandarin family under the new communist order

      Syria: through writers’ eyes

      ED. MARIUS KOCIEJOWSKI

      Guidebooks for the mind: a selection of the best travel writing on Syria

      Scum of the Earth

      ARTHUR KOESTLER

      Koestler’s personal experience of France in World War II

      A Dragon Apparent

      NORMAN LEWTS

      Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam on the eve of war

      Golden Earth

      NORMAN LEWIS

      Travels in Burma

      The Honoured Society

      NORMAN LEWIS

      Sicily, her people and the Mafia within

      Naples ’44

      NORMAN LEWIS

      Post-war Naples and an intelligence officer’s love of Italy’s gift for life

      A View of the World

      NORMAN LEWIS

      Collected writings by the great English travel writer

      An Indian Attachment

      SARAH LLOYD

      Life and love in a remote Indian village

      A Pike in the Basement

      SIMON LOFTUS

      Tales of a hungry traveller: from catfish in Mississippi to fried eggs with chapatis in Pakistan

      Among the Faithful

      DAHRIS MARTIN

      An American woman living in the holy city of Kairouan, Tunisia in the 1920s

      Lords of the Atlas

      GAVIN MAXWELL

      The rise and fall of Morocco’ s infamous Glaoua family, 1893-1956

      A Reed Shaken by the Wind

      GAVIN MAXWELL

      Travels among the threatened Marsh Arabs of southern Iraq

      A Year in Marrakesh

      PETER MAYNE

      Back-street life in Morocco in the 1950s

      Sultan in Oman

      JAN MORRIS

      An historic journey through the still-medieval state of Oman in the 1950s

      The Caravan Moves On

      IRFAN ORGA

      Life with the nomads of central Turkey

      Portrait of a Turkish Family

      IRFAN ORGA

      The decline of a prosperous Ottoman family in the new Republic

      The Undefeated

      GEORGE PALOCZI-HORVATH

      Fighting injustice in communist Hungary

      Travels into the Interior of Africa

      MUNGO PARK

      The first – and still the best – European record of west-African exploration

      Lighthouse

      TONY PARKER

      Britain’s lighthouse-keepers, in their own words

      The People of Providence

      TONY PARKER

      A London housing estate and some of its inhabitants

      Begums, Thugs & White Mughals

      FANNY PARKES

      William Dalrymple edits and introduces his favourite Indian travel book

      The Last Time I Saw Paris

      ELLIOT PAUL

      One street, its loves and loathings, set against the passionate politics of inter-war Paris

      Rites

      VICTOR PERERA

      A Jewish childhood in Guatemala

      A Cure for Serpents

      THE DUKE OF PIRAJNO

      An Italian doctor and his Bedouin patients, Libyan sheikhs and Tuareg mistress in the 1920s

      Nunaga

      DUNCAN PRYDE

      Ten years among the Eskimos: hunting, fur-trading and heroic dog-treks

      A Funny Old Quist

      EVAN ROGERS

      A gamekeeper’s passionate evocation of a now-vanished English rural lifestyle

      Meetings with Remarkable Muslims

      ED. ROGERSON & BARING

      A collection of contemporary travel writing that celebrates cultural difference and the Islamic world

      Marrakesh: through writers’eyes

      ED. ROGERSON & LAVINGTON

      Guidebooks for the mind; a selection of the best travel writing on Marrakesh

      Living Poor

      MORITZ THOMSEN

      An American’s encounter with poverty in Ecuador

      Hermit of Peking

      HUGH TREVOR-ROPER

      The hidden life of the scholar Sir Edmund Backhouse

      The Law

      ROGER VAILLAND

      The harsh game of life played in the taverns of southern Italy

      The Road to Nab End

      WILLIAM WOODRUFF

      The best selling story of poverty and survival in a Lancashire mill town

      The Village in the Jungle

      LEONARD WOOLF

      A dark novel of native villagers struggling to survive in colonial Ceylon

      Death’s Other Kingdom

      GAMEL WOOLSEY

      The tragic arrival of civil war in an Andalucian village in 1936

      The Ginger Tree

      OSWALD WYND

      A Scotswoman’s love and survival in early twentieth-century Japan

      Copyright

      First published in England by John Murray in 1966

      First published by Eland Publishing Limited

      61 Exmouth Market, London EC1R 4QL in 2011

      This ebook edition first published in 2011

      All rights reserved

      Text © Dervla Murphy, 1966

      The right of Dervla Murphy to be identified as

      author of this work has been asserted in accordance

      with Section 77 of the Copyright, Designs and

      Patents Act 1988

      This ebook is copyright material and must not be

      copied, reproduced, transferred, distributed, leased,

      licensed or publicly performed or used in any way

      except as specifically permitted in writing by the

      publishers, as allowed under the terms and conditions

      under which it was purchased or as strictly permitted

      by applicable copyright law. Any unauthorised

      distribution or use of this text may be a direct

      infringement of the author’s and publisher’s rights,

      and those responsible may be liable in law accordingly

      ISBN 978 1 906011 76 5

      Cover Image: ‘Children in Zanskar’ © Olivier Föllmi

     

     

     



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