The City of the Sultans- Clara Erskine Clement

"The City of the Sultans"

Summary:

"The City of the Sultans" by Clara Erskine Clement is a detailed exploration of Istanbul, capturing its historical and cultural richness as observed by the author during her travels in the Ottoman Empire in 1868. Clement, a noted author in the fields of art and art history, embarked on a global tour in 1883-84 and aimed to introduce Americans to Istanbul's historical wealth and traditions.

In this work, Clement covers a wide range of topics:

Byzantine History: She vividly recounts the history of Istanbul during the Byzantine era, including the city’s experiences under the early Byzantine emperors and its capture by Latin armies during the Crusades.

Ottoman Period: The book then transitions to discussing significant events from the reign of Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror to Sultan Abdulhamid II.

Local Traditions: Clement also describes historical monuments, markets, shops in Yedikule, and traditions associated with birth, circumcision, and marriage ceremonies.

Note: The book is noted for its physical deformities.

Publication Details:

Title: The City of the Sultans

Author: Clara Erskine Clement

Pages: 309 pages

Dimensions: 21 x 15 cm

Condition Note: The book is noted to be in a deformed condition.

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