Drawing on long residence as a merchant in Morocco and journeys through its provinces, James Grey Jackson describes the empire of the early nineteenth century: its cities, revenues, government, religion, trade, people and natural history, including the southern districts of Sus and Tafilelt. He adds accounts of European sailors wrecked on the Saharan coast and of the caravan city of Timbuctoo.
One of the most informative English books on Morocco before the colonial era, widely quoted in its day. Download the free EPUB.