Lady Lucie Duff Gordon Books

Lucie, Lady Duff-Gordon, was an English writer whose correspondence from Egypt and the Cape offers a fascinating glimpse into her life and times. Her letters are celebrated for their observations of Egyptian culture, religion, and customs, conveyed with humor and personal stories gleaned from those around her. While often regarded as progressive and tolerant, her writings also reflect contemporary perspectives. Her style is marked by keen observation and a subjective narrative that draws readers into her world.

Letters from Egypt
332 pages
12 hours of reading
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Letters from Egypt