Charles Huber
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The French-Alsatian geographer Charles Huber (1847-84) achieved fame as one of the 19th century's great Arabian explorers. On his two heroic journeys between 1880 and 1884, he pioneered the scientific mapping of inland Arabia and made some of the earliest records of ancient North Arabian inscriptions and rock art. Despite Huber's great posthumous reputation, almost nothing has been written about him. William Facey fills this void, revealing much that was hitherto unknown about Huber's complex and risk-taking personality, and about his colourful life as a fervent French patriot coming of age in Strasbourg during a time of Franco-German conflict.
ISBN: 9781911487678
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