Spain in 1830, vol. 2

"Spain in 1830, vol. 2" by Henry D. Inglis is a 19th-century travelogue where the author recounts his voyage across southern Spain, beginning in Madrid and leading to Andalusia, presenting landscapes, towns, and cultural insights. The story starts with the author's exit from Madrid, which prepares him for the long journey to locations like La Mancha, the Sierra Morena, and Seville. Throughout his journey, Inglis thinks about the importance of sceneries and towns while sharing observations and historical stories, such as that of the famous bandit Polinario, noting changes in terrain and Andalusian historical context.