Peter Mundy, Merchant Adventurer
Distributed for Bodleian Library, University of Oxford
Peter Mundy was an English merchant trader of the seventeenth century who spent most of his life traveling the world, including western Europe, Poland, and Istanbul. Fueled by an insatiable curiosity about the world around him, Mundy kept a detailed account of his travels, illustrated throughout with his own lively drawings of the people and animals he encountered.
1. Desire of Many Marvels, 1597–1627: Europe, Constantinople, the Balkans
2. Company Man, 1628–31: The Mughal Empire
3. On the Road, 1631–34: Travelling in Northern India
4. The Dragon and the Sun, 1636–39: Madagascar, Southern India, Sumatra, Macao
5. Home from Home, 1639–47: Southern England and Wales, the Netherlands, Danzig, Archangel
6. Amor de la Patria and the Price of Spice, 1647–57: Cornwall, Southern India, the Great Oceans
7. Deaths and Entrances, 1657–67: Cromwellian and Restoration London, Cornwall
Bibliography
Index
History: European History
Travel and Tourism: Tourism and History
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