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The Road from Damascus: An American traveling alone meets smugglers, mystics, revolutionaries, Bedouins, wise men, secret police— and other ordinary Syrians |
| Scott C. Davis |
| CUNE Press, 2003, paperback, 388 pp. |
| Based on two trips—ten weeks in 1987 and three weeks in 2001—The Road from Damascus is a fast-paced, insightful look at Syria and her people. Davis traveled widely: Damascus, the coast, Masyaf (home to the Assassins), Aleppo and the steppes of al-Jazeera. His return trip—a chapter unto itself—allows him to catch up with friends made a decade earlier and to chronicle the changes in the country. A fine introduction to a much-maligned nation and to otherwise unknown ordinary Syrians. |
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