Tunis, Kairouan Carthage

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Among the many books concerning the history of Tunisia which I have consulted, those included in the following list have proved the more interesting and profitable. To their authors I gratefully acknowledge my indebtedness, and tender my cordial thanks, confidently recommending their pages to readers who would supplement my modest essays with more substantial fare, and bridge the gaps between some scattered fragments from the grim chronicles of Time.<br><br>The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria (translated from the Greek by Horace White); Figures et Recits de Carthage Chretienne (Abel Alcais); Histoire G6n6rale de la Tunisie (Abel Clarin de la Rive); Carthage and the Carthaginians (R. Bosworth Smith); L'Afrique Romaine (Gaston Boissier); Carthage (Ernest Babelon); Carthage of the Phoenicians (Mabel Moore).