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The Golden Chersonese: A 19th-century Englishwoman's Travels in Singapore and the Malay Peninsula Suclass Code_0LZ Adam Sharp met the loveIn 1880, Isabella Bird visited the Malay Peninsula romantically dubbed "The Golden Chersonese" and was still able to refer to it as an almost unknown land. The world's most famous female travel writer of the nineteenth century set sail from Japan and called at Hong Kong, Canton and Saigon before reaching Singapore. Bearing letters of introduction to the elite of Malacca and Penang, Bird was able to observe life on the west coast of the peninsula