During this month’s NEH Institute in NYC, Dr. Francis Pritchett, a scholar of Urdu poetry, showed us this wonderfully helpful map, which comes from the Maps-of-War site:
Imperial History of the Middle East
Thank you, Dr. Pritchett.
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