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PART TWO: CITATIONS INDEXED BY COUNTRIES VISITED

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DJIBOUTI

Dunckley, Fan C. (British). Eight Years in Abyssinia. London: Hutchinson. 1935. 228p.

Ledger, Fiona S. Mr. Bigstuff and the Goddess of Charm: Parties, Cars, Love and Ambition South of the Sahara. London: Picador. 2000.
290p.

Mordaunt, Elinor (1877?-1942). Rich Tapestry. New York: Farrar and Rinehart. 1932. 290p.

EGYPT

Abdel-Hakim, Sahar S. British Women Writers in Egypt in the Middle Decades of the Nineteenth Century: Sophia Poole, Harriet
Martineau and Lucie Duff Gordon. Ph.D. Dissertation: Universioty of Cairo, Cairo, Egypt. 1996.

Adams, Maude (American)(1872-1953). The One I Knew Least of All. Ladies Home Journal. June, 1926. pp. 22-23, 161-162.

Agate, Margaret M. Egypt, the Sinaitic Desert, and the Holy Land. Paisley, Scotland: Printed for Private Circulation by A. Gardner. 1904. 245p.

Alexander, Frances Gordon (Paddock) (American) and Cobbald, Evelyn Murray. Wayfarers in the Libyan Desert. New York/London:
Knickerbocker Press/Putnam and Sons/A.L. Humphreys. 1912. 127/257p

Amine, Rhoda Gordon Lingard (British)(1919- ). Seven Years in the Sun ...: Illustrated. London: Hale. 1959. 192p.

Anderson, Isabel Weld Perkins (American)(1876-1948). Circling Africa. Boston: Marshal Jones. 1929. 270p.

Anonymous. Alexandrine Tinne, the Female African Explorer. Appleton's Journal. Volume 3 #53 April 2, 1870. pp. 376-368. (Alexandrine Petronella Francina Tinne (Dutch)(1839-1869))
----. (`A Daughter of Japhet’)(British). Wanderings in the Land of Ham. London: Longman, Brown, Green, Longman’s and Roberts. 1858. 307p.

Anonymous. "Agnes Lewis’s Search for the Sinai Palimpsest." (In) Canning, John (ed.). 100 Great Adventures. New York: Taplinger
Publishing Co. 1969. pp. 340-345.
----. "Hidden Egypt: The First Visit by Women to the Coptic Monasteries of Egypt and Nitria, With an Account of the Conditions and
Reasons for the Decadence of the Ancient Church." Century. Volume 68 September, 1904. pp. 745-758. (Agnes Smith Lewis and Margaret
Smith Gibson)
----. The Story of Ida Pfeiffer and Her Travels in Many Lands. London: T. Nelson and Sons. 1879. 207p.

Armstrong, Martin D. Lady Hester Stanhope. London: Gerald Howe. 1927. 96p. (Hester Lucy Stanhope (British)(1776-1839))

Ascanio, Pam (American)(1950- ). White Men Don’t Have Juju: An American Couples Adventure Through Africa. Chicago: Noble Press.
1992. 345p.

Asher, Michael and Peru, Mariantonietta (Italian). Two Against the Sahara: On Camelback From Nouakchoti to the Nile. New York: William
Morrow. 1988. 301p.

Asquith, Emma Alice Margaret Tennant (British)(1864-1945). A Little Journey. New York: George H. Doran Company. 1921. 90p.
----. A Little Journey in the Winter of 1891 and a Week in Glasgow. Privately Printed. July, 1892.

Bacon, Mrs. Lee. Our Houseboat on the Nile. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1901. 286p.

Bagley, Caroline. My Trip Through Egypt and the Holy Land. New York: Grafton Press. 1928. 223p.

Baker, Florence Barbara Maria Finian von Sass (Hungarian)(1841-1916). Morningstar: Florence Baker's Diary of the Expedition to Put Down
the Slave Trade on the Nile, 1870-1873. London: William Kimber. 1972. 240p.

Baker, Samuel White. The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia and the Sword Hunters of the Hamran Arabs. London: Macmillan and Co. 1867. 596p. (Florence Barbara Maria Finian von Sass Baker (Hungarian)(1841-1916))
----. Ismailia: A Narrative of the Expedition to Central Africa For the Suppression of the Slave Trade. Organizedby Ismail, Khedive of Egypt. New York: Harper and Brothers. 1875. 542p. (Florence Barbara Maria Finian von Sass Baker(Hungarian)(1841-1916))
----. The Albert N’yanza, Great Basin of the Nile, and the Explorations of the Nile Sources. London: Macmillan. 1866. 516p. Two Volumes.
(Florence Barbara Maria Finian von Sass Baker (Hungarian)(1841-1916))

Baring-Gould, Edith M. E. With Note-Book and Camera a Winter Journey in Foreign Lands. London: Church Missionary Society. 1901. 104p.

Beaufort, Emily A. (Viscountess Strangford) (British)(1826-1887). Egyptian Sepulchres and Syrian Shrines Including Some Stay in the
Lebanon at Palmyra, and in Western Turkey. London: Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts. 1861. Two Volumes. (Egypt) (Later Named, Smythe, Emily Beaufort)

Beck, Mary Elizabeth (British). East and West. London: R. Clay, Sons, and Taylor. 1872. 220p.

Beckman, Nellie Sims (American). Backsheesh: A Woman’s Wanderings. San Francisco: The Whitaker and Ray Company. 1900. 270p.

Bell, Lilian Lida (American)(1865-1929). As Seen by Me. New York/ London: Harper and Brothers. 1900. 305p. (By Mrs. A.H. Bogue)

Bensly, Agnes Dorothee (von Blumberg) (British). Our Journey to Sinai: A Visit to the Convent of St. Caterina, With a Chapter on the Sinai
Palimpsest. London: Religious Tract Society. 1896. 174p.

Betham-Edwards, Matilda Barbara (British)(1836-1919). "Alexandrine Tinne, African Explorer." (In) Betham-Edwards, Matilda. Six Life Studies of Famous Women. New World Book Manufacturing. 1880. pp. 41-86. (Alexandrine Petronella Francina Tinne 1839-1869))
----. Holiday Letters From Athens, Cairo, and Weimar. London: Strahan. 1873. 247p.

Bibesco, Marthe Lucia Lahovary (Romanian-French)(1887-1973). Egyptian Day. New York: Harcourt Brace. 1930. 184p.

Bigland, Eileen (British)(1898-1970). Journey to Egypt. London/New York: Jarrolds. 1948. 192p.

Blaikie, W.G. "Lady Travellers." Blackwood’s Magazine. Volume 160 July, 1896. pp. 49-66. (Alexandrine Tinne, Florence Baker, Constance
Gordon Cumming)

Blake, Susan. A Woman's Trek: What Difference Does Gender Make? (In) Chaudhuri, Nupur and Strobel, Margaret (eds.). Western
Women and Imperialism. Manchester/New York: Manchester University Press. 1992. pp. 19-34. (Mary Hall)

Blanch, Lesley. "Isabel Burton: A Two-Headed Profile." (In) Blanch, Lesley. The Wilder Shores of Love. New York: Carroll and Graf
Publishers, Inc. pp. 1-132.

Blashfield, Evangeline Wilbour and Blashfield Edwin H. A Day With the Donley Boys. Scribner's Magazine. Volume 11 #4 August,
1892. pp. 32-40.
----. Afloat on the Nile. Scribner's Magazine. Volume 10 #6 December, 1891. pp. 663-681.

Board, Barbara. Newsgirl in Egypt. London: M. Joseph. 1938. 276p.

Bosch, Mineke. Colonial Dimensions of Dutch Women's Suffrage: Aletta Jacob's Travel Letters From Africa and Asia, 1911-1912.
Journal of Women's History. Volume 11 #2 Summer, 1999. pp. 8-34.

Bottome, Margaret (McDonald) (American)(1827-1906). A Sunshine Trip. Glimpses of the Orient (Extracts From Letters). New York/London:
E. Arnold. 1897. 215p.

Boutros, Allison Douglas. The Soul of Egypt: The Charm and Needs of the Land of the Nile. London: Marshall, Morgan and Scott. 1936.
126p.

Bridges, F.D. (British). Journal of a Lady's Travels Round the World. London: John Murray. 1883. 413p.

Brockway, Alice Tolman (Pickford) (American)(1868-1946). Sunny Lands and Blue Waters. Philadelphia/Boston: Griffith and Rowland Press. 1925. 114p. (By Alice Pickford Evans)

Brook, Mrs. Charles John (British). Six Weeks in Egypt. Fugitive Sketches of Eastern Travel. London: Simpkin and Marshall. 1893. 238p.

Broome, Mary Anne (Stewart) Barker (British)(1831-1911). Travelling About Over New and Old Ground. London/New York: G. Routledge.
1872. 353p. (Part Four: Africa) (By Lady Barker)

Burman, Jose. In the Footsteps of Lady Anne Barnard. Cape Town/Johannesburg: Human and Rousseau. 1990. 128p.

Burton, Isabel Arundell (British)(1831-1896). A.E.I.-Arabia, Egypt, India. A Narrative of Travel. London/Belfast: W. Mullan. 1879. 488p.
----. The Romance of Lady Isabel Burton. London/New York: Hutchinson/ Dodd Mead. 1897. 788p. (Edited by W.H. Wilkins)

Burton, Jean (British). Sir Richard Burton's Wife. New York: Alfred A Knopf. 1941. 378p.

Butcher, Edith Louisa (Floyer) (British). Egypt as We Knew It. London: Mills and Boon. 1911. 227p. (By E.L. Butcher)
----. Things Seen in Egypt. London: Seeley, Service and Co. 1910. 251p. (Egypt) (By E.L. Butcher)

Butler, Elizabeth Southerden (Thompson) (British)(1846-1933). An Autobiography. London/New York: Constable and Co./ Houghton Mifflin. 1923. 335p.
----. From Sketch-Book and Diary. London: A. and C. Black. 1909. 177p.

Buxton, Hannah Maude (British)(1872- ) and Buxton, Clare Emily (British) and Buxton, Theresa (British). On Either Side of the Red Sea.
London: Edward Stanford. 1895. 163p. (By H.M. Buxton and C.E.B. Buxton)

Cable, Lucy L. On the Desert With Maude Adams. Ladies Home Journal. Volume 24 #6 May, 1907. pp. 7-8, 72. (Maude Adams
(American)(1872-1953)

Caillard, Emma Marie (Mabel) (British)(1852- ). A Lifetime in Egypt, 1876-1935. London: G. Richards. 1935. 279p.

Calabria, Michael D. Florence Nightingale in Egypt and Greece: Her Diary and `Visions’. Albany, New York: State University of New York
Press. 1997. 167p. (Florence Nightingale (British)(1820-1910))

Cale, Patricia S. "A British Missionary in Egypt: Mary Louisa Whately." Vitae Scholasticae. Volume 3 Spring, 1984. pp. 131-143.

Capstick, Fiona C. Florence Baker--North-East Africa's Explorer-Huntress. (In) The Diana Files: The Huntress-Traveller Through
History. Johannesburg, South Africa: Rowland Ward Publications. 2004. pp. 43-53. (Baker, Florence Barbara Maria Finian von Sass
(Hungarian)(1841-1916)

Carpenter, Mary Thorn (American). In Cairo and Jerusalem. An Eastern Note-Book. New York: A.D.F Randolph Company. 1894. 222p.

Carson, Blanche Mabury (American). From Cairo to the Cataract. Boston: L.C. Page and Co. 1909. 330p.

Chennells, Ellen (British). Recollections of an Egyptian Princess by Her English Governess. Being a Record of Five Years Residence at the
Royal Court of Ismael Pasha Khedive. London/Edinburgh: W. Blackwood and Sons. 1893. Two Volumes. 376p.

Chown, Daisy M. Wayfaring in Africa: A Woman’s Wanderings From the Cape to Cairo. London: Heath Canton Limited. 1927. 223p.

Christie, Florence (American). Called to Egypt; `The Hardest part of Going Was Coming Home’; A Life-Time Missionary’s Own Story.
Privately Published. 1997. 305p.

Cobbe, Frances Power (Irish)(1822-1904). The Cities of the Past. London: Trubner and Co. 1864. 216p.

Colvile, Zelie Isabelle (Richaud De Preville) (French/British). Round the Black Man's Garden. Edinburgh/London: Blackwood and Sons. 1893. 344p.

Cooper, Jacqueline (American)(1924- ). Cocktails and Camels. New York: Appleton. 1960. 241p. (Written Under the pseud. of Jacqueline
Carol)
----. Seasonal Migration. (In) Coskran, Kathleen and Truesdale, C.W. (eds.). Tanzania on Tuesday: Writing by American Women Abroad. Minneapolis: New Rivers Press. 1997. pp. 13-20.

Coskran, Kathleen and Truesdale, C.W. (eds.). Tanzania on Tuesday: Writing by American Women Abroad. Minneapolis: New Rivers Press. 1997. 435p.

Court Treatt, Stella (British). Cape to Cairo: The Record of a Historic Motor Journey. Boston/London: Brown Little/G.G. Harrap. 1927. 250p.

Cox, James A. "Samuel and Florence Baker." (In) National Geographic Society. Into the Unknown: The Story of Exploration. Washington, D.C: National Geographic Society. 1987. pp. 219-225.

Crane, Florence. (Terrae Incognita) Impressions of Foreign Lands. Privately Printed. R. Crane. 1927. 159p.

Crile, Grace (McBride) (American)(1876-1948). Skyways to a Jungle Laboratory: An African Adventure. London/New York:
Heineman/Norton. 1937. 240p.

Cross, Mary. Egypt. San Diego: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. 1991. 299p.

Crouse, Mary Elizabeth (American)(1873- ). Out of Egypt. Boston: R.G. Badger. 1914. 239p.

Crownover, D. "Amelia Edwards and the New Aswan Dam." Expedition. Volume 4 #2 Spring, 1992. pp. 24-27.

Culross, Trudy. It Gets Better After Cairo. London: Ebury Press. 1988. 302p.

Czech, Kenneth P. With Rifle and Petticoat: Women as Big Game Hunter. New York: Derrydale Press. 2002. 189p. (Lucy Vanderbilt)

Damer, Mary Georgina L. Emma (Seymour) (British)( -1848). Diary of a Tour in Greece, Turkey, Egypt, and the Holy Land. London: Henry
Colburn. 1841. Two Volumes. 324/304p. (By Mrs. G.L. Dawson Damer)

Daughter of Japhet. Wanderings in the Land of Ham. London: Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans and Roberts. 1858. 307p.

Devonshire, Henriette Caroline (British)(1864- ). Rambles in Cairo. London: Constable and Company, Ltd. 1920. 114p.

Dietz, Nettie Fowler (American). A White Woman in a Black Man's Country: Three Thousand Miles Up the Nile to Rejaf. Omaha: Private
Printing. 1914. 328p.

Dobson, Augusta Mary Rachel (1872-1923). Mount Sinai, a Modern Pilgrimage. London: Methuen and Co. Ltd. 1925. 144p.

Douglass, Lillie Bernard (American). Cape Town to Cairo. Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton Printers. 1964. 348p.

Duff Gordon, Lucie (British)(1821-1869). Lady Duff Gordon's Letters From Egypt. New York/London: McClure Phillips/R.B. Johnson. 1865.
383p. (Also Published as: Letters From Egypt, 1863-1865)
----. Last Letters From Egypt. To Which Are Added From the Cape. London: Macmillan. 1875. 346p. (Edited by Janet Ross)

Dunn, Emelene Abbey (American)(1859-1929). Mediterranean Picture Lands. Rochester, New York: DuBois Press. 1929. 126p.

Eames, Jane Anthony (American)(1816-1894). Another Budget; or Things Which I Saw in the East. Boston: Ticknor and Fields. 1855. 481p.

Eckley, Sophia May (Tuckerman) (British)(1825?-1874). The Oldest of the Old World. London: Richard Bentley. 1860. 300p.

Edgar, Helen M. Dahabeah Days: An Egyptian Winter Holiday. Toronto: Ryerson Press. 1923. 85p.

Edwardes, Ellen Charlotte Hope (British)(1837- ). Eau-de-Nil; A Chronicale [of Recent Travel in Egypt]. London/New York: Richard
Bentley/Munro. 1882. 319p.

Edwards, Amelia (Anne) Blandford (British)(1831-1892). A Thousand Miles Up the Nile. New York/London: Scribner, Welford and
Armstrong/ Longmans, Green and Co. 1877. 454p.

Edwards, S.C. (British). Journal Letters From Egypt and Jerusalem. London: Gilbert and Rivington. 1888. 39p.

Elwood, Anne Katharine (British). Narrative of a Journey Overland From England, by the Continent of Europe, Egypt, and the Red Sea, to
India; Including a Residence There, and Voyage Home, in the Years 1825, 26, 27, and 28. London: Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley. 1830. Two Volumes. 429/400p.

Ely, Jane (Hope-Vere) Loftus (British)(1821-1890). Mafeesh, or, Nothing New: The Journal of a Tour in Greece, Turkey, Egypt, the
Sinai-Desert, Petra, Palestine, Syria, and Russia. London: William Clower and Sons. 1870. Two Volumes.

Emerson, Ellen Tucker (American). The Letters of Ellen Tucker Emerson. Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press. 1982. (Edited by E.W.
Grigg)

Emerson, June (American). Reflections in the Nile: An Unpackaged Tour From Cairo to Aswan. Studley, Kansas: Brewin. 1987. 100p.

Falkland, Amelia (Fitz Clarence) Cary (British)(1803-1858). Chow-Chow: Being Selections From a Journal Kept in India, Egypt, and Syria.
London: Hurst and Blackett. 1857. Two Volumes. 326/287p.

Fay, Eliza (British)(1756-1816). Fay, Eliza (British)(1756-1816). Original Letter From India; Containing a Narrative of a Journey Through Egypt, and the Author's Imprisonment at Calicut by Hydar Ally, to Which is Added an Abstract of Three Subsequent Voyages to India.. Calcutta:
Thacker, Spink and Co. 1908. 307p.

Feinberg, Harriet. A Pioneering Dutch Feminist Views Egypt: Aletta Jacobs's Travel Letters. Feminist Issues. Volume 10 #2 Fall, 1990. pp. 65-78.

Fernea, Elizabeth Warnock (American)(1927- ). A View of the Nile. Garden City, New York: Doubleday. 1970. 320p.

Fink, Anna Petit (American). Colorful Adventures in the Orient. Austin, Texas/Stockton, California: Press of Von Boeckmann-Jones/
Muldowney-Lucas. 1930. 104p.

Florence, Lella Secor (1887-1966). My Goodness! My Passport. London: G. Allen and Unwin Ltd. 1942. 217p.

Franey, Laura E. "Victorian Travel Writing and Imperial Violence: British Writing on Africa, 1855-1902." Basingstoke, Great Britain/New
York: Palgrave Macmillan. 2003. 220p. (Amelia Edwards)

Frank, Katherine. A Passage to Egypt: The Life of Lucie Duff Gordon. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. 1994. 398p.

Fraser, Siri (Australian) and Pederson, Ebba (Danish). Love, Siri and Ebba. London: Nicholas Saunders. 1973. 126p.

Frear, Mary Emma (Dillingham) (American)(1870-1951). Over Two Seas, the Log of a Spinster. New York: H. Vinal. 1928. 237p.

Frawley, Maria H. A Wider Range: Travel Writing by Women in Victorian England. Rutherford, New Jersey/London: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press/London: Associated University Presses. 1994. 237p. (Frances Power Cobbe, Amelia Edwards, Lucie Duff Gordon, Harriet Martineau)
----. A Wider Range: Travel Writing by Women in Victorian England. Ph.D. Dissertation: University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware.
1991. 334p. (Frances Power Cobbe, Amelia Edwards, Lucie Duff Gordon, Harriet Martineau)

Fullerton, Amy Fullerton (British). A Lady's Ride Through Palestine and Syria, With Notices of Egypt and the Canal of Suez. London: S.W.
Partridge and Co. 1872. 349p.

Gardiner, Sarah Diodati (American)(1862- ) and Quincy, Mary Perkins (American). Pages in Azure and Gold: The Letters of Miss Gardiner and Miss Quincy. New Haven, Connecticut: The Tuttle, Morehouse and Taylor Company. 1915. 293p.

Garland, Madge. Four Fearless Females. The Saturday Book. Volume 24, 1964. pp. 56-71. (Alexandrine Tinne)

Garnett, Emmeline. Heroines of Adventure. London: Muller. 1955. (Hester Lucy Stanhope (British)(1776-1839))

Gary, Dorothy Hales (American)(1917- ). Sun, Stones and Silence. New York/London: Simon and Schuster/Sidewick and Jackson. 1963. 127p.

Gendron, Charisse. "Lucie Duff Gordon’s Letters From Egypt." Ariel. Volume 17 April, 1986. pp. 49-61.

Gentz, Wilhelm. Alexandrine Tinne. Temple Bar. Volume 28 February, 1870. pp. 304-309. (Alexandrine Petronella Francina
Tinne (Dutch)(1839-1869))

Giffen, Mary E. Galloway (American)(1842-1881). Life and Letters of Mrs Mary Galloway Giffen Who Was the Pioneer Missionary of the Associate Reformed Church, South and Served Nearly Seven Years.Louisville, Georgia: Galloway. 1882. 294p.

Gilpin, Lillian C. The City of Noise and Flies: A Halt at Alexandria, in Egypt, in the Course of a Journey Around the World With a Baby
Carriage. Harper's Weekley. Volume 52 October 31, 1908. pp. 17.
----. To the Pyramids Witha Baby Carriage. Harper's Weekly. Volume 52 September 12, 1908. pp. 30.

Gladstone, Penelope. Travels of Alexine: Alexine Tinne, 1835-1869. London: Murray. 1970. (Alexandrine Petronella Francina Tinne
(Dutch)(1839-1869))

Gollock, Georgina Anne (British)(1861-1940). A Winter's Mails From Ceylon, India, and Egypt; Being Journal Letters Written Home by G.A.
Gollock. London: Church Missionary Society. 1895. 189p.

Gordon, Rene (British). Africa: A Continent Revealed. London/Cape Town: Country Life Books/C. Struik. 1980. 280p.

Gordon Cumming, Constance (Eka) Fredereka (Scottish)(1837-1924). Memories. Edinburgh: Blackwood. 1904. 487p. (Autobiography)
----. Via Cornwall to Egypt. London: Chatto and Windus. 1885. 361p.

Gornick, Vivian (American)(1935- ). In Search of Ali Mahmoud: An American Woman in Egypt. New York: Saturday Review Press. 1973. 343p.

Green, Lenamay (American)(1869-1952). A Girl's Journey Through Europe, Egypt, and the Holy Land. Nashville: M.E. Church South. 1889.
400p.

Gregory, Derek. "Between the Book and the Lamp: Imaginative Geographies of Egypt, 1849-50 (Florence Nightingale and Gustave Flaubert)."
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers. Volume 20 #1 March, 1995. pp. 29-57. (Egypt) (Nightingale, Florence (British) (1820-1910)

Grey, Maria Georgina (Shirreff) (British)(1837-1901). Journal of a Visit to Egypt, Constantinople, the Crimea, Greece, etc., in the Suite of the
Prince and Princess of Wales. London: Smith, Elder and Co. 1869. 203p. (By Mrs. Grey) (Also Known as: Fouche, Catharina Therese Lovisa Fredrika Elizabeth (von Stedingk) Greg, Duchesse d' Otrante)

Griffith, Lucinda Darby (British). A Journey Across the Desert, From Ceylon to Marseilles: Comprising Sketches of Aden, the Red Sea, Lower Egypt, Malta, Sicily, and Italy. London: Henry Colburn. 1845. Two Volumes. (By Major and Mrs. George Darby Griffith)

Guedalla, Mrs. Hayyim (British). Diary of a Tour to Jerusalem and Alexandria in 1855, With Sir Mose Lady Montefiore. London: Darling. 1890. 73p.

Guinness, Henry G. Lucy Guinness Kumm, Her Life Story. London: Morgan and Scott; Regions Beyond Missionary Union. 1908. 93p. (Lucy Evangeline Guinness (1865-1906))

Hadad, Emily A. "Florence Nightingale, Felicia Hemans, and James Bruce’s `Fountains of the Nile’." J ournal of African Travel-Writing. #5
October, 1998. pp. 53-69.

Hahn-Hahn, Ida Maria Luise Sophie Friederike Gustava, (German)(1805-1880). Letters of a German Countess Written During Her Travels in
Turkey, Egypt, the Holy Land, Syria, Nubia, etc. in 1843-4. London: Coburn. 1845. Three Volumes.

Haight, Sarah (Rogers) (American). Letters From the Old World. New York: Harper and Brothers. 1839. Two Volumes.

Hall, Mary (British)(1857-1912). A Woman’s Trek From the Cape to Cairo. London: Methuen. 1907. 424p.

Hall, Richard. Lovers on the Nile: The Incredible African Journeys of Sam and Florence Baker. New York: Random House. 1980. 254p.
(Florence Barbara Maria Finian von Sass Baker (Hungarian)(1841-1916))

Hamal, Frank. Lady Hester Lucy Stanhope. London: Cassell. 1913. 348p. (Hester Lucy Stanhope (British)(1776-1839))

Hamalian, Leo (ed.). Ladies on the Loose: Women Travelers of the 18th and l9th Centuries. New York: Dodd, Mead. 1981. 256p. (Harriet Martineau, Alexine Tinne)

Hamilton, Genesta (British)(1899- ). A Stone's Throw. Travels From Africa in Six Decades. London: Hutchinson. 1986. 373p.

Harper, Lila M. Solitary Travelers: Nineteenth-Century Women’s Travel Narratives. Ph.D. Dissertation: University of Oregon, Eugene,
Oregon. 1996. 270p. (Martineau, Harriet (British)(1802-1876))

Haslip, Joan. Lady Hester Stanhope (1776-1839); A Biography. New York: Frederick A. Stokes. 1934. 284p. (Hester Lucy Stanhope (British) (1776-1839))

Hatch, Olivia Stokes (American). Olivia's African Diary: Cape Town to Cairo, 1932. Washington, D.C.: Distributed by A.C.E. Distribution
Center. 1980. 162p.

Hayword, Charles F. Miss Whately of Cairo. (In) Hayward, Charles F. Women Missionaries. London: Collins. 1899. pp.
56-83. (Mary Louisa Whately (British)(1824-1889))

Herbert, Mary Elizabeth (A'Court) (British)(1822-1911). Cradle Lands. New York/London: The Catholic Publication Society/ Richard Bentley
and Son. 1867. 332p.

Hollond, Ellen Julia (Teed) (British)(1822-1884). A Lady's Journal of Her Travels in Egypt and Nubia (1858-9). London: E. Faithful. 1864. 218p. (By E.J. Hollond)

Holyoke, Maria Ballard (American)(1833- ). Golden Memories of Old World Lands; or, What I Saw in Europe, Egypt, Palestine and Greece.
Chicago: Charles H. Kerr. 1893. 542p.

Hornby, Emily (British)( -1966). A Nile Journal. Liverpool: J.A. Thompson. 1906. 192p. (By E.H.)
----. Sinai and Petra: The Journals of Emily Hornby in 1899 and 1901. London: J. Nisbet. 1907. 244p.

Howell, Beth P. Lady on a Donkey. New York: E.P. Dutton. 1960. 224p. (Lillian Trasher (American)(1887- ))

Humphreys, Rachel. Algiers, the Sahara and the Nile. London: W.J. Ham-Smith. 1912. 182p.

Janeway, Catherine (British). Ten Weeks in Egypt and Palestine. London: Kegan, Paul. 1984. 158p.

Jaques-Aldridge, Mary (British). Trio's Trek: The Story of a Ten-Thousand-Mile Hitch Hike. London: W.H. Allen. 1955. 244p.

Jennings, Helen Macy (American). Ask the Bedroom Boy! Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Franklin Press. 1965. 231p.

Jesse, Stella Tennyson (British)(1897- ). Eve in Egypt. London: G. Bles. 1929. 262p.

Johnson, Harriet Electa (Search) (American)(1909- ). Yankee Sails the Nile. New York: Norton. 1966. 256p.

Keach, Margaret Sally (American)(1903 - ). A New African Song. New York: Twayne. 1962. 352p.

Keay, Julia. "`Mere Mortals and Englishwomen’: Amelia Edwards." (In) Keay, Julia. With Passport and Parasol: The Adventures of Seven
Victorian Ladies. London: BBC Books. 1989. pp. 57-78.

King, Annie (Liddon) (British). Dr. Liddon's Tour in Egypt and Palestine in 1886: Being Letters Descriptive of the Tour. London/New York:
Longman's Green. 1891. 213p. (By Mrs. King)

Kinnear, Elizabeth K. She Sat Where They Sat: A Memoir of Anna Young Thompson of Egypt. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Eerdmans.
1971. 112p. (Egypt) (Anna Young Thompson (American)(1851-1932))

Kraft, Kate (American). The Nilometer and the Sacred Soil: A Diary of a Tour Through Egypt, Palestine, and Syria. New York: Carleton. 1869. 316p.

Lamborn, Emma Taylor (American). Sketches of People and Places. Philadelphia: Biddle Press. 1912. 342p.

Lane, Mrs. L.C. (American). Letters of Travel. San Francisco: A.L. Bancroft and Co. 1886. 440p.

Lang, Sarah McCune (Rice) (American). Critters in Africa. Del Monte, California: Privately Printed. 1931. 109p. (By Lady Jack (pseud.))

Lewis, Agnes Smith (Scottish)(1843-1926). Eastern Pilgrims: The Travels of Three Ladies. London: Hurst and Blackett. 1870. 328p.
----. In the Shadow of Sinai: A Story of Travel and Research From 1895-1897. Cambridge, England: Macmillan and Bowes. 1898. 261p.
----. How the CODEX Was Found: A Narrative of Two Visits to Sinai From Mrs. Lewis's Journal, 1892-1893. Cambridge, Great Britain:
Macmillan and Bowes. 1893. 141p. (Edited by Margaret Dunlop Gibson) (See Also: Smith, Agnes)

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