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Travels in Africa, Egypt, and Syria from the year 1792 to 1798 by William G. Browne

Travels in Africa, Egypt, and Syria from the year 1792 to 1798 by William G. Browne

by William George Browne

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Author
Browne, William George, 1768-1813
Title
Travels in Africa, Egypt, and Syria, from the year 1792 to 1798
Original Publication
London: T. Cadell junior and W. Davies, 1799.
Credits
Galo Flordelis (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
Language
English
LoC Class
DT: History: General and Eastern Hemisphere: Africa
Subject
Syria -- Description and travel
Category
Text
eBook-No.
72452
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/72452
Release Date
December 18, 2023
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.TRAVELS IN AFRIC A , EGYP T, AN D SYRI A, FROM THE YEAR 1792 TO 1798.
  2. 2.PREFAC E.
  3. 3.CONTENT S.
  4. 4.LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
  5. 5.CHA P. I.
  6. 6.CHA P. II.
  7. 7.CHA P. III.
  8. 8.CHA P. IV.
  9. 9.CHA P. V. — Revenue of Egypt. — Tenure of Lands.
  10. 10.CHA P. VI.
  11. 11.CHA P. VII. — PART I. — SEC T. I. — SEC T. II. — SEC T. III. — SEC T. IV. — SEC T. V. — PAR T II. — DYNASTY I. — DYNASTY II. — DYNASTY III. — MAMLUK S.
  12. 12.CHA P. VIII.
  13. 13.CHA P. IX.
  14. 14.CHA P. X.
  15. 15.CHA P. XI.
  16. 16.CHA P. XII.
  17. 17.CHA P. XIII.
  18. 18.CHA P. XIV.
  19. 19.CHA P. XV.
  20. 20.CHA P. XVI.
  21. 21.CHA P. XVII.
  22. 22.CHA P. XVIII. — Intercourse with Mecca. — Seasons, &c. — ANIMAL S. — BIRD S. — METALS AND MINERALS. — PLANT S.
  23. 23.CHA P. XIX. — Government. — History. — Harvest, food, &c. — Population. — Building. — Manners. — Revenues of Dar-Fûr. — Articles of Commerce.
  24. 24.CHA P. XX.
  25. 25.CHA P. XXI. — Psorophthalmia. — Plague. — Small-pox. — Guinea Worm. — Scrophula. — Syphilis. — Leprosy. — Bile. — Tenia. — Hernia. — Hydrocele. — Hæmorrhoides and Fistula in ano. — Apoplexy. — Umbilical ruptures. — Accouchemens. — Hydrophobia. — Idea of Orientals respecting remedies. — Phlebotomy. — Bruises. — Petroleum. — Bezoar. — Sal ammoniac. — Aphrodisiacs. — Characteristics of the negroes. — Natrôn. — Tamarinds. — Lactation. — Opium ( Ar. Aphiûm ). — Circumcision. — Excision.
  26. 26.CHA P. XXII.
  27. 27.CHA P. XXIII.
  28. 28.CHA P. XXIV.
  29. 29.CHA P. XXV.
  30. 30.CHA P. XXVI.
  31. 31.CHA P. XXVII.
  32. 32.CHA P. XXVIII.
  33. 33.CHA P. XXIX.
  34. 34.APPENDI X. — No. I. — No. II. — No. III. — No. IV. — No. V. — Lettre de Boyer. — Berthier’s Letter, 2 Fructidor. — Dolomieu’s Letter. — No. VI.
  35. 35.FOOTNOTES:
  36. 36.Transcriber's note:

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