Gertrude Bell: Unveiling the Arabs of Mesopotamia
Gertrude Bell, a luminary born in 1868, occupies a unique space in the history of Arabian travel writing—a trailblazer, a scholar, and an architect of the Middle Eastern narrative during a transformative era. Her life’s tapestry, woven with threads of exploration, controversy, and historical insight, invites us to unravel the complexities of a woman who … Read more