An Account of the Circumnavigation of Mizahar
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| + | |fulltitle = An Account of the Circumnavigation of Mizahar | ||
| + | |subtype = Travel account | ||
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| + | |author = [[Kenabelle Wright]] | ||
| + | |year = 457 | ||
| + | |availability = Most centers of learning | ||
| + | |cost = 20 [[Miza]]s | ||
| + | |wordcount = ~20,000 | ||
| + | |language = Common | ||
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'''''An Account of the Circumnavigation of Mizahar''''' is a book written by the [[Zeltiva]]n navigator [[Kenabelle Wright]]. It contains a narrative of the 450-451 voyage of Wright and her crew aboard the ''Seafarer,'' which, as the book's title indicates, ended in the first -- and thus far, only -- circumnavigation of the continent of Mizahar. | '''''An Account of the Circumnavigation of Mizahar''''' is a book written by the [[Zeltiva]]n navigator [[Kenabelle Wright]]. It contains a narrative of the 450-451 voyage of Wright and her crew aboard the ''Seafarer,'' which, as the book's title indicates, ended in the first -- and thus far, only -- circumnavigation of the continent of Mizahar. | ||
Revision as of 03:13, 22 February 2010
| Book Travel account | |
| Full title | An Account of the Circumnavigation of Mizahar |
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| Author | Kenabelle Wright |
| Year published | 457 AV (66 years ago) |
| Availability | Most centers of learning |
| Average cost | 20 Mizas |
| Word count | ~20,000 |
| Language | Common |
An Account of the Circumnavigation of Mizahar is a book written by the Zeltivan navigator Kenabelle Wright. It contains a narrative of the 450-451 voyage of Wright and her crew aboard the Seafarer, which, as the book's title indicates, ended in the first -- and thus far, only -- circumnavigation of the continent of Mizahar.
The book draws extensively from Wright's journals, notes, and maps of her expedition. It was published in 457, and became an instant classic. Wright's book is still the most detailed, and in many cases the sole, source of information regarding Mizahar's far northern and western shores, and her obsessively detailed maps remain the definitive charts of Mizahar's coastline.
It is widely available, and any library or center of learning in Sylira, Cyphrus, Akvatar, or Konti will almost certainly have a copy. For many subjects concerning the western reaches of Mizahar, the book is the only available source of information in the east.