Isabel Lady Burton Livres

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Set in the context of 19th-century exploration, this work presents the original text of "The Kasidhn of Haji Abdu El-Yezdi" by Richard F. Burton, highlighting his fascination with Eastern culture and literature. Burton, a renowned traveler and linguist, offers a unique perspective through his translation and interpretation of this Persian poem, showcasing themes of love, mysticism, and the human experience. The reproduction captures the essence of Burton's adventurous spirit and deep appreciation for the intricacies of Eastern thought and poetry.

The talented British linguist, ethnologist and explorer Richard F. Burton (1821-90) was one of the first Europeans to visit Mecca and survive to tell the tale. This lively three-volume account, published 1855-6, vividly describes his experiences in 1853, when he travelled there under the disguise of a pilgrim.

Reproduction of the original: First Footsteps in East Africa; or, an Exploration of Harar by Richard F. Burton

Reprint of the original, first published in 1875.

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Written by the intrepid explorer and travel writer Isabel Burton, this book recounts her adventures in Egypt, Arabia, and India in the mid nineteenth century. With vivid descriptions of exotic landscapes, ancient ruins, and colorful local customs, Burton's narrative captures the excitement and wonder of travel in the Golden Age of Exploration. A timeless classic that will enthrall readers of all ages.