Tunisia Handbook with Western Libya

Starting off life as part of The North Africa Handbook and descending via Morocco and Tunisia Handbook, and Tunisia Handbook with Libya, this latest offspring is vastly different in style, if not quite so much in content, to its predecessor. First, and most obviously, it is presented in the recently introduced tall pocket‐size, soft cover format; second, there is a change of author from two McLachlans to a single McGuinness; and, third, in its internal chapter denominations. “Introduction and hints” becomes “A foot in the door” (i.e. highlights of its Carthaginian, Arab and French colonial past); “Horizons” is...