Tent Work in Palestine: A Record of Discovery and Adventure

"Tent Work in Palestine: A Record of Discovery and Adventure" by C. R. Conder, is a late 19th-century narrative documenting an expedition to survey Palestine, mixing personal travel experiences with geographical and historical observations. The story begins with the author's arrival in Jaffa, filled with descriptions of the land and the people, including Bedouin tribes and different travelers. From the start the book establishes the excitement and difficulties of reaching this historically important port, describing the vibrant atmosphere of Jaffa. A foreword also establishes the author's professional role directing the survey, adding credibility and a deeper perspective to the observations.