title: Andalus : Unlocking the Secrets of Moorish Spain
author:  Jason Webster 
description: Spain's Moorish past is evident everywhere you look. For centuries, Christians, Muslims and Jews lived in Spain side by side in peace, and it was home to some of the greatest minds in the world. After the Moors' expulsion in the seventeenth century, much of their knowledge, skill and artistry was lost. Jason Webster originally travelled to Spain to play the flamenco guitar. A qualified Arabist, he now embarks on a quest for Spain's forgotten Arab legacy, and gets embroiled with characters who are as wild and original as those he described so vividly in Duende. What lessons can we learn today from the harmony that existed for so long in medieval Spain - and from the subsequent expulsion of its Muslims and Jews?
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  # In Kedar's Tents
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ### Henry Seton Merriman
  
  
  This page copyright © 2002 Munsey's.
  
  
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  CHAPTER I. ONE SOWETH.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER II. ANOTHER REAPETH.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER III. LIKE SHIPS UPON THE SEA.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER IV. LE PREMIER PAS.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER V. CONTRABAND.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER VI. AT RONDA.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER VII. IN A MOORISH GARDEN.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER VIII. THE LOVE LETTER.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER IX. A WAR OF WIT.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER X. THE CITY OF DISCONTENT.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XI. A TANGLED WEB.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XII. ON THE TOLEDO ROAD.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XIII. A WISE IGNORAMUS.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XIV. A WEIGHT OF EVIDENCE.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XV. AN ULTIMATUM.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XVI. IN HONOUR.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XVII. IN MADRID.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XVIII. IN TOLEDO.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XIX. CONCEPÇION TAKES THE ROAD.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XX. ON THE TALAVERA ROAD.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XXI. A CROSS-EXAMINATION.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XXII. REPARATION.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XXIII. LARRALDE'S PRICE.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER XXIV. PRIESTCRAFT