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Abd-el-Atti
Abd-el-Atti, our dragoman, is riding ahead on his grey donkey, and I have no difficulty in following his broad back and short legs, even though his donkey should be lost […]
743 words, written December 24 2004, in the late morning

Joseph Bokty
(1799-1845), Swedish General Consul in Egypt prior to Inastasi (the engineer appointed by Muhammad ‘Ali as general director of Industry) and then the Prussian consul in Egypt. […]
27 words, written October 8 2004, in the afternoon

Yusufian (bey) Boghos
(1775-1844), of Armenian descent, a native of Smyrna and interpreter and private secretary to Muhammad ‘Ali in 1816, who rose to the highest ranks in the State and played an […]
59 words, written October 8 2004, in the afternoon

Anachamas
“M. Anachamas is the most considerable merchant of Syout. He corresponds chiefly with Gondar, the capital of Abyssinia where he sends glass-work, linens, worm-wood, and straight cimeters of German […]
39 words, written October 1 2004, in the late afternoon

Brymon
“An Englishman, M. Brymon, has lately erected a manufactory for refined sugar, on the pacha’s account; it stands on the banks of the river, half a league from Mellaowy. […]
69 words, written October 1 2004, in the late afternoon

Martini
“I had another companion of my voyage, M. Martini, a young Tuscan physician who had been long waiting for a safe opportunity to visit the ruins of Thebes. He […]
348 words, written October 1 2004, in the late afternoon

Chevalier de Lascaris
“The Chevalier de Lascaris, whose recent death was not so pungently deplored, and whose life had been a scene of agitation, had followed the fortune of general Bonaparte, after […]
176 words, written September 7 2004, in the evening

Gounaud
“On my landing at Old Cairo, I was saluted with a hearty welcome by M. Gounaud, a Lyonnese, and a very ingenious mechanician, who had just been establishing several […]
46 words, written September 1 2004, in the evening

Yousef & Riffo
“Drovetti had two agents at Thebes; the one, Yousef, a French Mamelouk, was excavating the western bank of the Nile. Yousef (originally a drummer, and left behind, when very […]
118 words, written August 8 2004, in the early evening

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