This 1925 volume provides an introduction to the rich and complicated traditions of Bedouin law. Written from the author's own experiences after spending more than seven years in the deserts of Egypt and Sinai, it was intended to dispel the myths that had developed around Bedouin culture within western society.
Compiles a digest of the law and practice of Bedouin Courts, together with an account of desert life and customs.
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