A Sense of the World : How a Blind Man Became History's Greatest Traveler

by Jason Roberts

2020-05-08 01:46:09

In an era when the blind were routinely warehoused in asylums, James Holman was studying medicine, fighting the slave trade in Africa, hunting rogue elephants, surviving a frozen captivity in Siberia, and circumnavigating the world alone in the 19th ... Read more
In an era when the blind were routinely warehoused in asylums, James Holman was studying medicine, fighting the slave trade in Africa, hunting rogue elephants, surviving a frozen captivity in Siberia, and circumnavigating the world alone in the 19th century. Less

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File size8x5.3x1.07inches
Print pages379
PublisherHarper Perennial
Publication date May 1, 2007
LanguageEnglish
ISBN9780007161263

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