Warburton, Eliot: Travels in Egypt and the Holy Land, or, The crescent and the cross: comprising the romance and realities of eastern travel (Philadelphia, 1859)

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Warburton, Eliot
Travels in Egypt and the Holy Land, or, The crescent and the cross: comprising the romance and realities of eastern travel — Philadelphia, 1859

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https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.11448#0013

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V-VIII Contents of the first part
V-VII Contents
XI-XIV Preface
1–4 Chapter I: The outward bound
5–9 Chapter II: Life at sea
10–15 Chapter III: Gibraltar – the straits – Algiers
16–21 Chapter IV: Malta
22–25 Chapter V: Alexandria
26–33 Chapter VI: The Nile – its battle
34–41 Chapter VII: Mahmoudieh Canal – Battle of Aboukir – Atfeh
42–48 Chapter VIII: Cairo – its port – view from without – within – the citadel
49–58 Chapter IX: Heliopolis – garden of Shoobra – slave–market
59–64 Chapter X: Women – the hareem
65–71 Chapter XI: Women – love – immortality
72–83 Chapter XII: The moslem
84–92 Chapter XIII: Mahomet, and his creed
93–97 Chapter XIV: The copts – the missionaries
98–104 Chapter XV: Magic – magnetism
105–113 Chapter XVI: Life upon the Nile – Memphis
114–120 Chapter XVII: Egyptian music
121–127 Chapter XVIII: Valley of the Nile
128–132 Chapter XIX: Siout – the catacombs
133–142 Chapter XX: River incidents
143–151 Chapter XXI: The Nile up to the first cataract
152–160 Chapter XXII: Assouan, and the cities of Egypt
161–168 Chapter XXIII: Æthiopia and Abyssinia
169–182 Chapter XXIV: The cataract and Philœ
183–200 Chapter XXV: Nubia
201–213 Chapter XXVI: Antiquities of Nubia
214–222 Chapter XXVII: Esneh, the Almé, and the Arnouts
223–234 Chapter XXVIII: Thebes
235–244 Chapter XXIX: Dendera to Cairo
245–250 Chapter XXX: The pyramids
251–255 Chapter XXXI: Modern Alexandria
256–268 Chapter XXXII: Mehemet Ali
1–12 Chapter I: The Levant – Beyrout
13–20 Chapter II: Syrian scenery
21–29 Chapter III: Djouni, and Lady Hester Stanhope
30–39 Chapter IV: Tyre, Sidon, and Acre
40–48 Chapter V: The Bivouac, and Mount Carmel
49–58 Chapter VI: Jaffa, Ramleh, and the hill country of Judea
59–68 Chapter VII: Jerusalem
69–81 Chapter VIII: The monk and the missionary
82–91 Chapter IX: The pilgrim
92–102 Chapter X: Bethlehem
103–113 Chapter XI: Mar Saba, the Dead Sea, and the valley of the Jordan
114–123 Chapter XII: The Arab and the horse
124–134 Chapter XIII: The Jew
135–152 Chapter XIV: The Lebanon
153–163 Chapter XV: Damscus
164–170 Chapter XVI: Baalbec
171–178 Chapter XVII: The cedars
179–195 Chapter XVIII: Constantinople
196–216 Chapter XIX: Greece
217–222 Chapter XX: The Ionian Islands
223–242 Appendix
- 223–228 A: Natural history of Egypt — railways and canals
- 228–231 B: Agriculture, manufactories, commerce & c., of Egypt
- 232–236 C: Hints to travellers in the East
- 236–237 D: The early arab–bedouin life
- 237–241 E: The mountain tribes
- 241–242 F: Government of Corfu
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