Le dernier rapport d'un Européen sur Ghât et les Touareg de l'Aïr

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In the late 19th century, as European powers expanded their reach into Africa, Erwin de Bary's "Le dernier rapport d'un Européen sur Ghât et les Touareg de l'Aïr" emerges as a pivotal travelogue. This document intricately details the cultural practices and social structures of the Tuareg people, alongside the geographical wonders of the Sahara, particularly the town of Ghât. De Bary’s keen observations shed light on the resilience of indigenous traditions amidst colonial pressures. Ideal for historians and students of African studies, this work provides a unique perspective on the interplay between European exploration and local cultures. Engage with de Bary’s rich narrative to deepen your understanding of this transformative era in history.