Böcker av Amelia B. Edwards

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A Thousand Miles Up the Nile is a captivating work by the renowned author, Amelia B. Edwards. Published by Darf Publishers Ltd in 1993, this book is a treasure trove for readers who appreciate the blend of history and adventure. The genre of the book is hard to pin down as it beautifully amalgamates travel, history, and a bit of mystery. Edwards, with her eloquent prose, takes the readers on an unforgettable journey up the Nile. She vividly describes the enchanting landscapes, ancient monuments, and the intriguing culture of Egypt that she encounters during her voyage. A Thousand Miles Up the Nile is not just a book, but an experience that transports you back in time. This book is a must-read for those who want to experience a thrilling journey without leaving their comfort zone. Published by Darf Publishers Ltd, it is a testament to their commitment to bringing engaging and enlightening books to readers.

'If modern Egypt is so far away that it takes three weeks to get there, ancient Egypt is infinitely more distant.' So wrote novelist, journalist, traveller and Egyptologist Amelia Edwards (1831-92) in this, the last published work of her career. Having first travelled to Egypt in 1873, in 1889-90 Edwards was invited to lecture in the United States, campaigning for the Egypt Exploration Fund, of which she was joint honorary secretary. In five months she addressed 100,000 people at over 110 meetings in sixteen states. First published in 1892, a month before her death, this book is a collection of her lectures, containing substantial illustrations, additions, notes, and references. Exhibiting both Edwards' ability to make abstruse subjects come alive without losing factual correctness, and the humour and enthusiasm with which she recounted her experiences, this book marks the culmination of twenty years' research and exploration.