In Mesopotamia is the graphic account of Martin Swayne's experiences as a medical officer during the First World War while on active service in Iraq and Kuwait. Swayne's beautifully crisp prose draws a compelling and unflinching portrait of modern warfare. First published in 1917, In Mesopotamia speaks directly of the harrowing consequences of the West's obsessive quest for influence over the Middle East.

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