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	<title>Comments on: Ten Travels (and their Tales) that Made History</title>
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		<title>By: John</title>
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		<description>Ted--younever cease to amaze me.  I had no idea you had read this stuff (I actually I'm not familiar with all of them either).  I have the arabic version of Ibn Battuta on our bookshelf.  We had to read parts of it when I was taking Arabic.  also, Sir richard Burton was one of the great ones.  Another one of the great British Middle Eastern travelers was of course TE Lawrence.  If you have't read Seven Pillars of Wisdom, I recommend it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ted&#8211;younever cease to amaze me.  I had no idea you had read this stuff (I actually I&#8217;m not familiar with all of them either).  I have the arabic version of Ibn Battuta on our bookshelf.  We had to read parts of it when I was taking Arabic.  also, Sir richard Burton was one of the great ones.  Another one of the great British Middle Eastern travelers was of course TE Lawrence.  If you have&#8217;t read Seven Pillars of Wisdom, I recommend it.</p>
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