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Unshook Till the End of Time - A History of Britain and Oman, 1650-1975
Stuart Laing, Robert Alston
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| #3648074 in Books | 2014-03-18 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 8.80 x1.40 x5.90l,.0 | File type: PDF | 300 pages||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Thoroughly Researched and Well-written|By anonymous|This book is extremely well written. The authors maintain the forward flow without getting bogged down in details only of interest to the specialist. They take care, in fact, to explain terms and relationships that may not be familiar to readers not already well-grounded in the history of the Arabian Peninsula. It draws on|About the Author|
Stuart Laing was British Ambassador to Oman (2002-2005) and Kuwait (2005-2008) before moving into academia and taking on the role of Master at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. His wife, Sibella Laing, a fellow Cambridge graduate, played a
A landmark book that will be vital to historians of Oman and analysts of the geopolitics of the Persian Gulf. Draws on previously unpublished Foreign Office archive materials.
Oman's location at the mouth of the Persian Gulf, pincering oil flows with Iran, is of huge strategic importance and makes it the focus on increasing political interest.
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