By Their Own Compass
By Their Own CompassHistorian Jeremiah Jenne and journalist Sarah Keenlyside bring you stories of historical travelers, the places they went, and the people they encountered. (After all, one person's frontier is another person's front door.)
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 59 | Subscribers | Read | bytheirowncompass.substack.com |
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Club Members Bonus Material: Marco Polo's Elton John moment and Kublai Khan's giant jade wine bowl
Stories that didn't make the main episode, an insider's travel guide to Beijing and Hangzhou, and a reading list for Marco Polo's 17 Year Journey in China: Reality vs Fiction
Historian Nicola Di Cosmo on Venice, the Mongols, and Marco Polo in China
Our Marco Polo episode last week was the most downloaded show in the (admittedly short) history of By Their Own Compass. We told the story of Marco’s journey to China, his years at the court of Kublai Khan, and why Marco didn’t mention the ...
Marco Polo’s 17 Year Journey in China: Reality vs Fiction
It’s a question that’s puzzled historians for centuries: did Marco Polo really go to China – or is history’s most famous traveller also its greatest liar?
Club Member’s Bonus: History’s Biggest Travel Divas
Bonus material from our episode History’s Biggest Travel Divas for members of the By Their Own Compass Club
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Historian Jeremiah Jenne and journalist Sarah Keenlyside bring you stories of historical travelers, the places they went, and the people they encountered. (After all, one person's frontier is another person's front door.)
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