Mabel Caillard Books

An Alexandria Anthology: Travel Writing Through The Centuries

By Gwyn, Williams, Vivant Denon, R.Talbot Kelly, Evaristo Breccia, Harriet Martineau, Constantine Cavafy, William Makepeace Thackeray, James Bruce, Henry Salt, ʿAbd Al-Laṭīf Al-Baghdādī, Jean, Cocteau, Florence Nightingale, John Carne, Jasper Yeates Brinton, Naguib Mahfouz, Strabo, A. C. Smith, William Lithgow, Mark Twain, E. M. Forster, Edith Louisa Butcher, Robin Fedden, Plutarch, Theodore Stephanides, Lawrence DURRELL, Richard Pococke, Filippo Pigafetta, C. S. JARVIS, Gaston Zananiri, Ibn Battuta, Eliza Fay, Douglas Sladen, Sophia Poole, Michael Haag, Anthony De Cosson, Ibn Jubayr, Mabel Caillard, Robert Crisp, Sarah Haight, Ronald Storrs, ʻamr Ibn Al-ʻāṣ, Patrice. De Zogheb, Dio Of Prusa, Abd Al-Malik Ibn Juraij, Peregrino Brocardo, Francois Levernay, Josie Brinton, Nol Coward

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Founded by Alexander the Great over 2,300 years ago, Alexandria has belonged both to the Mediterranean and to Egypt, a luxuriant out-planting of Europe on the coast of Africa, but also a city of th...

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