"Forty Thousand Miles Over Land and Water" by Ethel Gwendoline Vincent is a captivating travel memoir from the late 1800s, where the reader explores the British Empire and America through the eyes of the author as she recounts her grand tour, painting vivid pictures of diverse cultures and breathtaking landscapes. Starting with a foggy departure from England on the steamer "Germanic," the story captures the daily life and personal thoughts of passengers during a long Atlantic voyage. This builds to the electrifying moment of sighting the New Jersey coast and the sparkling lights of New York City, hinting at the exciting experiences and observations that will unfold.
Forty Thousand Miles Over Land and Water The Journal of a Tour Through the British Empire and America
By Ethel Gwendoline Vincent
Embark on a journey through the 19th century British Empire and America with a traveler whose observations bring history, culture, and natural beauty to life.
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