In the Levant Twenty Fifth Impression

"In the Levant" by Charles Dudley Warner is a travel narrative where the author takes readers on a journey through the Levant in the late 1800s. Beginning with a difficult arrival in Jaffa, where the lack of a harbor creates immediate challenges, Warner blends personal experiences with historical context. He shares the voyage with companions, including his guide Mohammed Abd-el-Atti, and Ahman Abdallah. Providing rich descriptions of cities like Jaffa and Jerusalem, the book paints a picture of both the old and new, highlighting the layered history that defines this important area and exploring his interactions with the people and places he encounters, offering insights into their way of life and the region's past.