Titlebook: Women’s Orients: English Women and the Middle East, 1718–1918; Sexuality, Religion Billie Melman Book 1992 Billie Melman 1992 bibliography

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Exorcising Sheherezad: The Victorians and the Haremsmiles and ringlets and pink bonnets to disguise them instead of veils and yakmaks [sic]. But their souls must be seen by only one man, and they obey not unwillingly, and consent to remain at home as our slaves ...

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Evangelical Travel and the Evangelical Construction of Genderhe pilgrimage came to be a metaphor for the quest of the individual for a truth, or a meaning in a godless and meaningless world. Among the most famous pilgrimages to the Orient, Burton’s voyage to Meccah and Wilfrid Blunt’s journey to Nejd in central Arabia present the best examples of the secular

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The Women of Christ Church: Work, Literature and Community in Nineteenth-Century Jerusalemmen could easily be corrupted in exotic, permissive societies. So wives served not only as help-mates and home-makers but were bulwarks against temptation.. Single women, however, were an altogether different matter. Clearly the evangelical ideology of work in and for, the non Christian ‘world’, cla

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