Travels of a Surgeon

Arthur Eyre-Brook is an inveterate traveller. Since visiting the USA in 1937 as a Nuffield Scholar he has taken every opportunity to travel the world as a visiting Orthopaedic Surgeon, of latter years mainly in the third world. He has visited and worked, sometimes for long periods in Southern Africa, in the South West Pacific in Fiji and Tonga, in Brazil and Chile, in Kuwait and Iraw, in the Sudan, Malaysia, Burma, Bangladesh and Malawi. From all these countries he gives an account of the background of history and geography, of their antiquities, their social and political developments, and a wealth of information of all kinds on their people, their manners and customs. In view of the current crisis in the Gulf