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==Further reading==
*[[Peter Fleming (writer)|Fleming, Peter]] (1936) ''[[News from Tartary: a journey from Peking to Kashmir]]''. London: Jonathan Cape (Peter Fleming's account of his 1935 bid to travel the ancient trade route from China to India known as the 'Silk Road'.)
*Lattimore, Owen (1928) ''The Desert Road to Turkestan''. London: Methuen & Co.
*Lattimore, Owen (1929) ''The Desert Road to Turkestan''. Boston : Little, Brown, and Company
*[[Ella Maillart|Maillart, Ella]] (1936) ''Oasis interdites: de Pékin au Cachemire''. Paris: Grasset
*Maillart, Ella (1937) ''Forbidden Journey: from Peking to Kashmir''. London: Heinemann (trans. of ''Oasis interdites'')
*Maillart, Ella (1942) ''Cruises & Caravans''. London: Dent
*Michaud, Roland & Sabrina (1978) ''Caravans to Tartary''. London: Thames and Hudson {{ISBN|0-500-27359-6}} (translated from the French "Caravanes de Tartarie", du Chêne, 1977)
*[[Alexandra Tolstoy|Tolstoy, Alexandra]] (2003) ''The Last Secrets of the Silk Road: Four Girls Follow Marco Polo Across 5,000 Miles''. London: Profile Books {{ISBN|978-1-86197-379-5}}
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