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Morocco of To-Day

June 21, 1906 issue

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This article focuses on the book "Morocco of To-Day," by Eugène Aubin. Eugene Aubin is a French observer of Morocco, with the gift of precise, delicate, sympathetic appreciation. This he is able to convert into words, and the result is a very good book. It suffers from a certain unevenness, proceeding from the fact that the chapters were each originally contributions to reviews and journals. The author describes many places, institutions, and customs, together with some of the internal incidents of the years 1902-1903, but he does not deal with international questions save for a few trade statistics.

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MOROCCO of To-Day (Book); AUBIN, Eugene; GEOGRAPHY; WORLD history; INTERNATIONAL trade; MOROCCO
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