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Harold Ingrams
Harold Ingrams was a British colonial officer who served in Zanzibar and Mauritius before becoming political officer in the Hadhramaut in southern Arabia. In 1937 he negotiated a truce among hundreds of feuding tribes and towns, known as Ingrams' Peace, which brought security to the region. He and his wife Doreen Ingrams wrote widely on the Hadhramaut.
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