Beyond the snow-capped range seen from Algiers live the Kabyles, a people of different race and speech from the Arabs, whom most tourists glimpse for a day at Fort National. Barclay stayed among them and describes their villages, work, dress and customs, down to the silk bonnets the women bring from Tunis.
An artist’s affectionate and observant account of Berber mountain life in the nineteenth century. Download the free EPUB.