Ebook {Epub PDF} A Nile Anthology: Travel Writing Through the Centuries by Deborah Manley

 · About the series: The elegant, pocket-sized volumes in the AUC Press Anthology series feature the writings and observations of travel writers and diarists through the centuries. Vivid and evocative travelers’ accounts of some of the world’s great cities and regions are enhanced by the exquisite vintage design in small hardback format that make the books ideal gift books as well as Pages: A Nile anthology: travel writing through the centuries / edited by Deborah Manley and Sahar Abdel-Hakim ; with illustrations from The Nile boat by W.H. Bartlett. Format Book.  · Deborah Manley is the author of a number of books on Egypt and the editor of A Cairo Anthology (AUC Press, ) and co-editor of A Nile Anthology (AUC Press, ).ISBN

Women Travelers on the Nile An Anthology of Travel Writing through the Centuries Edited by Deborah Manley. Women travelers in Egypt in the nineteenth century saw aspects of the country unseen by their male counterparts, as they spent time both in the harems. English edition. Buy Women Travelers on the Nile: An Anthology of Travel Writing Through the Centuries Hardcover Book By: Deborah Manley from as low as $ Deborah Manley is the co-editor of Traveling through Egypt: From B.C. to the Twentieth Century (AUC Press, ), Traveling through Sinai: From the Fourth to the Twenty-first Century (AUC Press, ), and Traveling through the Deserts of Egypt: From B.C. to the Twentieth Century (AUC Press, ), and author of Women Travelers in Egypt (AUC Press, ).

Women Travelers on the Nile: An Anthology of Travel Writing through the Centuries. by Deborah Manley | Editorial Reviews. NOOK Book (eBook) $ $. A NILE ANTHOLOGY: TRAVEL WRITING THROUGH CENTURIES By Deborah Manley Sahar - EUR 27, FOR SALE! Free Shipping On All Domestic Orders Home About View All Products Contact This book takes readers up the Nile, sharing the impressions and insights of river travelers over the centuries. The oldest is Ibn Haukal, journeying in the 10th century; the most recent is the Deborah Manley, the book’s coeditor, who traveled the river in