Answer:
gave specific examples of their mistreatment
Explanation:
the authors wanted Great Britain to know that they were unhappy with the relationship between the two countries, but didn't want it to seem like an unreasonable complaint. In order to express their concerns and maintain credibility at the same time, they gave specific examples of their mistreatment.
"The Seven voyages of Sinbad the Sailor" let us know that arab knowledge of the more distant regions of the Indian Ocean was very little. They imagined it full of monsters, hostile people with barbaric customs and magical islands. All this suggest that Arab attitude toward thr eastern Indian Ocean was of fear and wonder. They didn't know what was far beyond the horizon and they imagined all kinds of wonders and marvellous creatures.
<span>Mountains created cultural divides between civilizations </span>
