Description
Discover the captivating world of the Levant through Philip Mansel's acclaimed book, published by John Murray in 2011. This B-format paperback edition, spanning 480 pages, unveils an intricate narrative exploring the historical and cultural significance of the Levant region. Renowned historian Philip Mansel expertly combines his extensive knowledge of France and the Ottoman Empire to deliver a compelling account that invites readers into the bustling streets of Beirut and Istanbul. His unique perspective, honed through years of scholarship and writing for prestigious publications like The Art Newspaper and The Spectator, brings the Levant's rich history alive. Perfect for history enthusiasts, students, and anyone intrigued by Middle Eastern studies, this definitive work offers an engaging blend of biography and history. Whether you’re diving into the wonders of Constantinople or the heart of 19th-century Paris, Mansel's narrative is both enlightening and entertaining. Grab your copy of this essential read on Levant history and immerse yourself in the complexities of an influential region that has shaped global dynamics for centuries. Ideal for both casual readers and dedicated historians, this book is a must-have addition to your collection of historical literature and Middle Eastern studies. Let Philip Mansel guide you through this enchanting journey into the Levant’s past.