1876 EGYPT & NUBIA 1st ed Slavery Travels in SUEZ CANAL Pyramids Exploration Map
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1876 EGYPT & NUBIA 1st ed Slavery Travels in SUEZ CANAL Pyramids Exploration Map
“Notes of Travel in Egypt and Nubia” by John Lloyd Stephens offers an enriching account of his explorations through Egypt and its captivating history. Enhanced with 74 illustrations, including a detailed map of Egypt, this first revised edition expands upon Stephens’s notable 1837 work, “Incidents of Travel in Egypt, Arabia, Petraea, and the Holy Land.” Throughout his journey, Stephens delves deep into the historical and contemporary landscapes, sharing his experiences from Alexandria’s iconic sites to the Nile’s vast expanse. He vividly describes the cultural encounters, challenges of navigation, grand temples, significant ruins, the pyramids, mummy-pits, the slave-martet at Cairo, and much more! He also provides a comprehensive account of the groundbreaking Suez Canal. Each chapter unfolds a new facet of Egypt, offering readers insights into its complex tapestry of antiquities, traditions, and modern transformations. Penned by an esteemed American explorer, writer, and diplomat, this book is an indispensable 19th-century guide for history enthusiasts and travel aficionados.
Item number: #41335
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STEPHENS, J.L.
Notes of Travel in Egypt and Nubia. Revised and Enlarged with an Account of the Suez Canal. Numerous Illustrations and a Map.
London: Marcus Ward and Co., 1876. First Edition Thus.
Details:
Collation: Complete
264, 24
74 illustrations (including color frontis + color titlepage)
Provenance: Bookplate – David G. Baillie, 1880
Language: English
Binding: Hardcover; secure
red decorative cloth
Size: ~ 7in X 5in (18cm x 13cm)
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“Notes of Travel in Egypt and Nubia” by John Lloyd Stephens offers an enriching account of his explorations through Egypt and its captivating history. Enhanced with 74 illustrations, including a detailed map of Egypt, this first revised edition expands upon Stephens’s notable 1837 work, “Incidents of Travel in Egypt, Arabia, Petraea, and the Holy Land.” Throughout his journey, Stephens delves deep into the historical and contemporary landscapes, sharing his experiences from Alexandria’s iconic sites to the Nile’s vast expanse. He vividly describes the cultural encounters, challenges of navigation, grand temples, significant ruins, the pyramids, mummy-pits, the slave-martet at Cairo, and much more! He also provides a comprehensive account of the groundbreaking Suez Canal. Each chapter unfolds a new facet of Egypt, offering readers insights into its complex tapestry of antiquities, traditions, and modern transformations. Penned by an esteemed American explorer, writer, and diplomat, this book is an indispensable 19th-century guide for history enthusiasts and travel aficionados.
Item number: #41335
Price: $499
STEPHENS, J.L.
Notes of Travel in Egypt and Nubia. Revised and Enlarged with an Account of the Suez Canal. Numerous Illustrations and a Map.
London: Marcus Ward and Co., 1876. First Edition Thus.
Details:
Collation: Complete
264, 24
74 illustrations (including color frontis + color titlepage)
Provenance: Bookplate – David G. Baillie, 1880
Language: English
Binding: Hardcover; secure
red decorative cloth
Size: ~ 7in X 5in (18cm x 13cm)
Our Guarantee:
Very Fast. Very Safe. Free Shipping Worldwide.
Customer satisfaction is our priority! Notify us with 7 days of receiving, and we will offer a full refund without reservation!
41335
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