Libya has not always been the easiest of places for outsiders to
visit or to travel in. Yet over the four centuries covered in this
book (1550-1911), foreign visitors and travellers have included
captives and military recruits; resident European consuls,
explorers revealing the mysteries of unknown Africa; archaeologists
drawn by the remains of past civilisations; would-be colonisers
assessing the agricultural potential; and the leisured tourist of
the late nineteenth century seeking the unusual, the quaint and the
exotic. All the fifty or so contributors to this book have left
written accounts of their Libyan experiences, some confined to
Tripoli and its surroundings, others of travel into the remotest
corners of the Sahara.
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