In this captivating travelogue, Charles Rochfort Scott takes us on a journey through Egypt and Candia, painting vivid descriptions of the military power and resources of these countries, as well as the government policy and commercial system of Mohammed Ali. His insights into the politics and economics of the region provide a unique perspective on the state of the area during the time the book was written.

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