John Keane

John Keane’s Camel Caravan Memoirs

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In the late 19th century, amidst the maritime tales of daring adventures, Jack Keane, a Yorkshire clergyman’s son, emerged as an intriguing figure whose contribution to early Arabaian travel writing remains relatively unknown to wider readership. Born on October 4, 1854, in the English port town of Whitby, Keane embarked on a remarkable journey that … Read more

John Keane’s Medina Caravan

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John Keane (1854 – 1937) is one of the lesser-celebrated but highly remarkable figures in the history of Arabian travel writing. Born an  Englishman in the 19th century, he embarked on a remarkable journey that transcended the conventional boundaries of historical exploration. Disguised as a Muslim, Keane immersed himself in the vibrant tapestry of Meccan … Read more