VERNON, Paul E. [184] pp. A. & C. Black, Ltd 1927 9" x 6 3/4" w/ 4-fold map laid-in at rear Containing 48 full-page illustrations in colour A travel narrative that captures the essence of Morocco during the early 20th century providing a snapshot of Morocco during the interwar period, a time when the country was under French and Spanish colonial rule. It offers perspectives on Moroccan culture, architecture, and landscapes through the eyes of a Western traveler. The work reflects the Western fascination with ‘exotic’ locales during the early 20th century, giving contemporary readers insight into how Morocco was perceived and represented reflecting the attitudes, biases, and romanticism of its time. It serves as a historical artifact, shedding light on how Morocco was perceived by Western tourists and writers.