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Sir Richard F. Burton on the Web: Message Board Return to Topics Post a reply/new message Return to Web Page Post a reply/new message Topic: The de-romanticizing of Burton Started by Richard Leveson on 11/18/02, 4:35 PM Subject The de-romanticizing of Burton Name Richard Leveson ( richard@richardleveson.com Writen 11/18/02, 4:35 PM Although he seemed to embrace something of the philosophy of spiritualism, I cannot sense that Burton was a man of the spirit. On the contrary, I find him to be practical, down-to-earth and keenly analytical - far more of a scientific than an artistic turn of mind. He was also very much of a sportsman in any game of physical combat: boxing, wrestling, the single-stick and of course fencing. Isabel did distort our view Burton by over-romanticizing him (surely we can forgive her this), she minimized the strongly voluptuous side of his character and emphasized his nobility of nature (which in many cases I don't question either). In understanding Burton today, though, larger than life as he certainly was, it's important not to fall prey to this romanticized picture. Burton knew how to live well and spent money as fast as he earned it. As a result the couple spent most of their life together under difficult financial circumstances. They were forced to reckon with the realities of making a living with little to offer (I have mentioned elsewhere that Burton was far from ideal as a diplomat), and to come close to begging for financial aid (I am sure Isabel did most of this, but Richard was also the beneficiary and therefore, de facto, a supplicant). Burton's postings to romantic-sounding places were in reality accepted of necessity, and doubtless with reluctance, except in the case of the Damascus Consulate.

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The Life of Sir Richard Francis Burton S ir Richard Francis Burton's life was one continuous adventure, starting with a Gypsy-like upbringing in Europe and ending after an amazing span of years spent in exploration and scholarship. This timeline identifies only a limited number of his accomplishments and experiences... Richard Francis Burton born March 19 , Torquay, England, to Captain Joseph Netterville Burton and Martha Burton (nee Baker). Isabel Arundell born March 20 Burton enrolls at Trinity College, Oxford, England. While at Oxford, Burton begins to study Arabic. Burton leaves Oxford, joins the military, and takes his first commission in India. Burton arrives in Bombay in the fall. Burton is stationed in Baroda, where he studies Hindustani. Transferred to Karachi, and Sindh. Continues to study languages; begins to learn Persian. Burton is assigned to work as a surveyor, and receives his first spy missions. Returns to Hyderabad. In July, Burton becomes seriously ill with cholera. At the end of 1846, Burton receives two years' sick leave from the military. Weak and ill, Burton travels to Goa to convalesce.

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Works about Sir Richard Burton This additional bibliography is taken from Fawn Brodie's The Devil Drives: The Life of Sir Richard Burton and cites the literature up to the writing of her excellent book. (Listed Chronologically) Amberley Papers edited by Bertrand Russell, 2 vols. New York, 1937. Arberry, A.J. Oriental Essays, portraits of seven scholars London, 1960. Arberry, A.J. Sufism, an account of the mystics of Islam London, 1950. Archer, W.G. "Reflections on the 'Kama Sutra,'" The Listener , April 18, 1963, pp.665-7. Archer, W.G., Ed. The Kama Sutra of Vatsayana translated by Sir Richard Burton and F.F. Arbuthnot London, 1963. Ashbee, Henry S. (Pisanus Fraxi) Catena Libraorum Tacendorum privately printed London, 1885. Ashbee, Henry S. (Pisanus Fraxi) Index Librorum Prohibitorum privately printed London, 1877. Bacon, Leonard, trans. The Lusiads of Luiz de Camoes translated with introduction and notes by Leonard Bacon New York, 1950.

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