Coming of Age in ArabiaComing of Age in Arabia A Memoir of Aden before the Terror Tom Henighan 6 X 9 inches, 248 pages WHEN TOM HENIGHAN ARRIVED IN ADEN, South Arabia, in 1957 to serve as a vice consul in the United States Consulate, he was young and inexperienced, and Aden was a sleepy outpost of the British Empire. As the title of his memoir, Coming of Age in Arabia, suggests, his first Foreign Service posting turned out to be a profound and wide ranging learning

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and emerged a wealthy and independent nation

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his own colleagues at the Consulate

He presided over Carleton University Press from 1994 to 1998