In this essential new work Christopher D. Bahl departs from the established historiography on trade shipping and pilgrimage to argue for the emergence of Arabic learning as a crucial form of transoceanic mobility from the fifteenth to the seventeenth centuries locating South Asia as a key node of connection.
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