letters something that is really written in quite different letters,
and probably pronounced with quite a different accent. In speaking
of the great prophet I am therefore resolved to call him Mahomet;
and am prepared, on further provocation, to call him Mahound.

G. K. C.




CONTENTS

CHAPTER I THE WAY OF THE CITIES
CHAPTER II THE WAY OF THE DESERT
CHAPTER III THE GATES OF THE CITY
CHAPTER IV THE PHILOSOPHY OF SIGHT-SEEING
CHAPTER V THE STREETS OF THE CITY
CHAPTER VI THE GROUPS OF THE CITY
CHAPTER VII THE SHADOW OF THE PROBLEM
CHAPTER VIII THE OTHER SIDE OF THE DESERT
CHAPTER IX THE BATTLE WITH THE DRAGON
CHAPTER X THE ENDLESS EMPIRE
CHAPTER XI THE MEANING OF THE CRUSADE
CHAPTER XII THE FALL OF CHIVALRY
CHAPTER XIII THE PROBLEM OF ZIONISM
CONCLUSION