Author: Helen Churchill Candee, Kent Davis (Editor), Randy Bryan Bigham (Afterword)
Publisher: DatASIA, Inc.
Publishing Date: 1st Edition, June 30, 2008
Format: Kindle Edition, Hardcover, Paperback
File Size: 2475 KB
Print Length: 376 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Language: English
ASIN: B001W6Q6G8
Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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Product Description
"The tale of it is incredible; the wonder which is Angkor is unmatched in Asia." So begins Helen Churchill Candee's classic tale of Asian adventure. Today, readers can again experience the mystery of Cambodia's vast jungle temples through her eyes. Although Helen Candee is best known for surviving the sinking of the RMS Titanic, she walked with kings, presidents, the wealthy and the powerful. entertaining, educating and influencing them. This independent woman championed feminine equality and fought tirelessly for woman's rights. And, as a single woman, she traveled the Far East with a keen eye for detail, an inquisitive mind, and a sensitivity for local culture. Helen Candee's travelogue remains one of the most evocative English language accounts of the ancient Khmer capital. This expanded hardcover edition marks the first reissue of her complete 1924 work with more than 100 antique illustrations, an index and bibliography. For the first time in print, this edition also features an original biography of Helen Candee by historian Randy Bryan Bigham, and a reprint of Candee's original account of the Titanic disaster itself.
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Angkor
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Asia
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Cambodia
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Helen Churchill Candee
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Kent Davis
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Khmer
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Randy Bryan Bigham
Angkor the Magnificent - Wonder City of Ancient Cambodia
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