Following the Equator, Part 3

This travelogue offers a vivid exploration of the British Empire through the eyes of Mark Twain, who embarked on this journey to escape significant financial troubles. At 60, he aimed to leverage his lectures to alleviate a substantial debt. The narrative combines social commentary with personal anecdotes, reflecting Twain's keen observations of the cultures he encountered. Accompanied by illustrations from notable artists, the book captures both the humor and depth of Twain's experiences during his extensive travels in 1895.