Violet Dickson - Books and Articles By Violet Dickson

Books and Articles By Violet Dickson

  • "A visit to Maskan and Auha Islands in the Persian Gulf off Kuwait, May 7th, 1942" Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society 43, 258-264 (Reprinted in Ahmadi Newsletter 7, 5-12) (1942)
  • The Wild Flowers of Kuwait and Bahrain London: George Allen & Unwin (1955)
  • Forty Years in Kuwait London: George Allen & Unwin (1971)
    • Violet Dickson wrote an introduction to Kuwait's Natural History: An Introduction edited by David Clayton. Kuwait: Kuwait Oil Company (1983)

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