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In Mesopotamia   By: (1884-1953)

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In "In Mesopotamia" by Maurice Nicoll, readers are taken on a remarkable journey through ancient history and the mysteries of Mesopotamia. This compelling book delves into the author's personal experiences and reflections during his time spent in this ancient land, exploring its rich cultural heritage, its people, and its deep spiritual significance.

Unveiling the layers of history and culture, Nicoll brings Mesopotamia to life in vivid detail. From the legendary city of Ur to the bustling streets of Babylon, readers are transported to a time long past, experiencing the awe and wonder of its ancient wonders. The author's ability to paint a vivid picture through his words is truly remarkable, immersing readers within the landscape and introducing them to its fascinating inhabitants.

One of the most captivating elements of this book is Nicoll's exploration of the spiritual traditions and beliefs of the people of Mesopotamia. Through his encounters with local guides and scholars, he uncovers the deep connection between spirituality and daily life in this ancient civilization. With the author's background as a psychologist and spiritual practitioner, his insights and observations provide a unique perspective on the spiritual legacies left behind by the ancient Mesopotamians.

Moreover, what sets this book apart is the author's introspection and personal growth throughout his journey. Nicoll uses his experiences in Mesopotamia as a mirror to reflect on his own life and the complexities of human existence. This self-reflection adds a poignant layer to the narrative, allowing readers to connect with the author on a deeply personal level.

While "In Mesopotamia" is filled with historical and archaeological details, it is far from a dry recitation of facts. Nicoll's writing style is engaging and accessible, making the book highly enjoyable for both history enthusiasts and casual readers. He skillfully weaves together historical accounts, personal anecdotes, and philosophical musings, creating a powerful narrative that continuously captivates.

Overall, "In Mesopotamia" by Maurice Nicoll is an exceptional work that transports readers to a forgotten world, unveiling the beauty, complexity, and spiritual underpinnings of ancient Mesopotamia. Through his evocative writing and personal insights, the author brings this ancient civilization to life, leaving readers with a deep appreciation for the richness of our shared human heritage.

First Page:

[Illustration: THE GARDEN OF EDEN, KURNA.]

IN MESOPOTAMIA

BY MARTIN SWAYNE

ILLUSTRATED BY THE AUTHOR

HODDER AND STOUGHTON

LONDON NEW YORK TORONTO

MCMXVII

BY THE SAME AUTHOR

LORD RICHARD IN THE PANTRY

THE SPORTING INSTINCT

CUPID GOES NORTH

HODDER AND STOUGHTON

CONTENTS

PAGE I THE GATEWAY OF THE GARDEN OF EDEN 1

II BASRA 19

III THE SICK AND WOUNDED 37

IV HEAT STROKE 51

V MIRAGE 61

VI THE DAY'S WORK 71

VII THE NARROWS 85

VIII AMARA 101

IX ARABIAN COMEDY 121

X THE BATTLE OF THE BUND 131

XI EDEN REVISITED 159

ILLUSTRATIONS

PAGE

The Garden of Eden, Kurna. Frontispiece

Towing on the Tigris. 9

A Convoy of Sick and Wounded. 27

The Hospital Washing. 45

Donkey Labour in the Heat of the Day. 63

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