Walter Burton Harris was a journalist, writer, and traveler renowned for his writings on Morocco, where he served for many years as a special correspondent for The Times. He brought the region to life through his keen observations and deep engagement with Moroccan society and culture. His work offers a unique window into the complexities of North Africa during his time. Harris's prose vividly captures the essence of his experiences, making him a significant voice in travel and social commentary.
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