About Algeria: Algiers, Tlemçen, Constantine, Biskra, Timgad (Classic Reprint)

Algeria in the early months of 1911. In a former volume I dared to ridicule the pretensions of those who, on the strength of a short stay in a foreign country and a perusal of previous authorities, undertook to en Hghten the public. My chickens have come home to roost. If I must seek an excuse for hasty conclusions I may find it in the motor-car. It has revolutionized the relations of time and space, and abolished the barren interludes of travel. It has increased fourfold the travellers opportunities of observation. A lgeria, a land of great distances and admirable roads, is especially suited to its use. And it is a country brimful of interest, historical and actual.
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