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Amedee Baillot de Guerville was one of the most talented women travel writers at the turn of the last century. Her New Egypt, translated from French, is a remarkable record of Egyptian life - social, economic, and political - during that period."

What they were saying in 1904 . . . "Monsieur de Guerville is a passionate, and perhaps overly partial, friend of Japan. What he describes for us in AU JAPON] is what he himself witnessed-the festivals, the dinners, and the prominent and picturesque customs of the common people . . . Here is not a single figure, not a statistic, but vivid sketches that cut to the quick, and which, without sacrificing accuracy, offer up all the delights of a charming novel." - L'Illustration (1904) In AU JAPON " A. B. de Guerville] recounts some of his experiences in this country and sets forth his opinions...