La Piste oubliée
Grenoble et Paris, Arthaud, (May 10) 1951.
1 vol. (170 x 220 mm) of 296 p. and [3] f. In wrappers.
First illustrated edition, with photographs by Georges Tairraz.
Copy no. 132 [on Rives paper].
Copy no. 132 [on Rives paper].
The Hoggar mountains provide the backdrop for this novel, illustrated with fine photographs by Tairraz, who had accompanied the author since the mid-1930s. It is the first volume in the “Bivouacs sous la lune” cycle, following the expedition of Lieutenant Beaufort, a rugged Savoyard discovering the desert, tasked with capturing a Tuareg who has just killed two children of a hostile tribe during a clash, and then the French army sergeant who had arrested him, before fleeing: ten years after Premier de cordée, a radical change of scenery — and of temperature!
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