William George Browne
Travels in Africa, Egypt, and Syria
Travels in Africa, Egypt, and Syria
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“On the 21st April 1793, I set out from Bulak, having embarked on the Nile.”
COMPLETE MAPPED EPUB · TWO ORIGINAL MAPS + PLATES
William George Browne's landmark 1799 narrative records journeys through Egypt and Syria and, most unusually, his nearly three-year residence in Darfur after crossing the desert with the Soudan caravan. It is one of the earliest detailed European accounts of Darfur and its connections with the Nile world.
This Nile Book Store edition includes:
the complete twenty-nine-chapter text and appendix; the original temple frontispiece; the Soudan caravan route map; the original map of Darfur; the plan of the Sultan of Fur's residence; linked contents; reflowable typography; and a new cartographic cover.
Map and illustration preview: All gallery previews come from the historical source edition; none is AI-generated.
Historical context: This eighteenth-century European account contains colonial-era assumptions and dated or offensive descriptions of race, religion, gender, health, and enslavement. It is presented unabridged for historical and research value.
Format: Mapped illustrated EPUB · English · Instant digital download
Author: William George Browne · First published: 1799
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