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Travels to and from Constantinople, in the years 1827 and 1828: or Personal Narrative of a Journey from Vienna,through Hungary, Transylvania, Wallachia, Bulgaria, and Roumelia, to Constantinople; and from that city to the capital of Austria, by the Dardan
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Author Name:
Frankland, Charles Colville
Title:
Travels to and from Constantinople, in the years 1827 and 1828: or Personal Narrative of a Journey from Vienna,through Hungary, Transylvania, Wallachia, Bulgaria, and Roumelia, to Constantinople; and from that city to the capital of Austria, by the Dardan
Date:
London, 1829
Description:
Appendix.
Content description: Detailed contents
Illustration: 36 (Maps ,Views ,portraits ,antiquities ,)
Pagination: PP13+374P+2PP, PP7+310P+2PP
Volumes: 2
Text Genre: Prose
Epilogue.
Identifiers:
UC/DeS 41003, 41002 (University of Crete-Library / De Simony Collection, Rethymnon: 41003, 41002)
Spatial:
Itinerary: Constantinople, Pera, Belgrade, Therapia, B€y€k Deré, Scutari, Propontis, Bosphorus, Marmora, Tenedos, Troy, Bournarbashi, Smyrna, Poros, Hydra, Spezzia, Napoli di Romania, Bourgi, Athens, Piraeus, Phalerum, Delhis, Salamis, Egina, Poros, Cyprus, Larneca
Temporal:
1827-28
Notes:
Original language: English Notes for the traveler. Captain of the Royal Navy
Abstract:
Interests: Army, Antiquities, Sights, Social Life, Government, Costumes
Type:
Text
Creator:
Frankland, Charles Colville-Frankland Charles Colville
Painter-Frankland, Charles Colville-Frankland Charles Colville
Traveller-Frankland, Charles Colville-Frankland Charles Colville
Research Center:
Institute of Neohellenic Research / NHRF
Research Supervisor:
Ioli Vingopoulou
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