Egypt of the Pharaohs and of the Khedivé

In this captivating exploration of Egypt’s rich history and contemporary landscape, the author presents a unique perspective that highlights what sets this ancient land apart from others. Drawing inspiration from a recent journey through Egypt, he shares his thoughts and reflections on the sights and experiences that sparked his curiosity. With a blend of personal anecdotes and methodical arrangement, he invites readers—especially those new to the subject—to engage with the essence of Egypt. The work captures the immediate impressions and insights that arose during his travels, offering a genuine account of what this remarkable country represents. By weaving together historical context and personal observation, the author aims to awaken a deeper appreciation for Egypt’s significance, both past and present. Wherstead Vicarage May 13, 1871. - Summary by from the Introduction to the first edition.