The Man from Bashmour Professor Mehlika Inanici

The Man from Bashmour Professor Mehlika InaniciEgypt in the ninth century ad: an Arab, Muslim ruling class governs a country of mostly Coptic speaking Christians. After an exorbitant land tax imposed by the caliphs governors sparks a peasant revolt, Budayr is dispatched to the marshlands of the Nile Delta as an escort for a church appointed emissary whose mission is to persuade the rebels to lay down their arms. But he is soon caught up in a swirl of events and concerns that alter the course of

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