Following the Equator, Part 4

The narrative offers a unique blend of travelogue and social commentary, reflecting Mark Twain's experiences while touring the British Empire in 1895. Driven by financial necessity after a significant investment failure, Twain's journey at age 60 was filled with lectures and observations, showcasing his wit and insights on society. Illustrated by notable artists, the book captures both the landscapes and cultures encountered, while also revealing Twain's perspectives on imperialism and human nature, making it a rich historical document.