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"Voyage En Égypte Et En Syrie - Tome 2" was written by C.-F. Volney and published in 1787. French philosopher and historian known for his critiques of religion and advocacy for abolitionism.

Voyage En Égypte Et En Syrie - Tome 2

1787

C.-F. Volney

Voyage En Égypte Et En Syrie - Tome 2

C.-F. Volney

1787

Voyage En Égypte Et En Syrie - Tome 2, written by Constantin-François Volney and first published in 1787, is a travel narrative detailing the author's observations during his journey through Egypt and Syria from 1783 to 1785. The book focuses on the political and social dynamics of the region, particularly highlighting the influential Arab chief Dâher and his rise to power amid local and Ottoman politics. This work is notable for its early insights into the governance and socio-economic conditions of the Levant, and it has been translated into multiple languages, influencing later travel literature and historical accounts.