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The Travels of Ibn Battutah Agatha Christie Despite the aforementionedThe Travels of Ibn Battutah. London: The Folio Society, 2012. First and only printing according to Folio's latest 78 bibliography. Abridged, annotated and with a foreword by Tim Mackintosh Smith, introduction by Tahir Shah. 252 176 37 mm. Pp. [iiv] vxxviii, [12] 3353 [354356]: [13] leaves of colour plates. Type: Aldus. Printed and bound by L. E. G. O. in full brown buckram blocked in gold and blue; pale brown endleaves with map in dark brown by Julie