The Caucasus

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	"Marsden's best travel book. A journey among some people with ancient beliefs"

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	"A lively, romantic account of Shamyl and the Murid wars."

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	"Beautiful, evocative tale of two cultures coming together."

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	"At last, the Nart sagas for all to enjoy. Scholarly, but very readable."

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	"The travels of a big girls blouse. Read Marsden."

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	"Brave, exotic and exciting. His rambles through the Caucasus mountains, and the people who inhabit them are enthralling."

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	"A lot more in depth. Karny travels too every nook and crany, talking to everyone. A must."

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	"A touch dated. But for background and reportage of the 94-96 Chechen war, can't be beaten."

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	"Wendell picks a country at random, Georgia. A book I have given to many people to read. They all loved it."

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	"Stories from the victims, fighters and soldiers. A very brave journalist, and a shocking look at the Chechen war."

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	"Wonderful exploration of every area of this incredible country."

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	"A great primer for those new to the area."

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	"The only book by a Chechen about the war. Brave, honest and highly recommended"

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	"The final say on Kurban Said. Part detective, history and travel. As intriguing as Ali and Nino itself."