This memoir documents the persecution of Scottish Episcopalians during the 17th century and the subsequent fight for religious freedom. The book also includes personal accounts of the authors and provides a historical perspective on the events of the time.
A landmark achievement in the historical study of the Arabian peninsula, this book provides a sweeping survey of the region's past, from the earliest human settlements to the modern era. It explores the rich cultural diversity of Arabia, including its religious traditions, social structures, and economic systems. With impeccable scholarship and engaging prose, Crichton illuminates a fascinating and complex corner of the world.
This comprehensive history of Arabia covers ancient times to the present. It explores the rich culture, politics, geography, and sociology of the region. Andrew Crichton's engaging narrative style and academic rigor make this an essential read for anyone interested in the Middle East.