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- handle: 10670/1.2pp15p
- isbn: 9781783745005
- eisbn: 9791036533846
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William Sharp et al., « Chapter Ten », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.2pp15p
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Life: 1893 The Sharps boarded a ship bound for North Africa on January 7, 1893 and arrived a week later in Algiers. “Everything is charming to the eyes after London fogs,” he wrote to Arthur Stedman on January 16, “the greenness, the palms, the orange and lemon trees, the roses and brilliant creepers, the blue of the sea and the deeper blue of the sky.” After spending some time in Algiers, they traveled west, mostly by train, and on January 22 they were in Blidah at the base of the Atlas Moun...