Following the Equator, Part 5

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Set against the backdrop of a late 19th-century tour of the British Empire, this travelogue reflects Mark Twain's social commentary and personal struggles following financial ruin. Undertaken at age 60, the journey aimed to alleviate his significant debt through a series of lectures. Illustrated by notable artists, the book captures Twain's observations and experiences during his travels, offering insights into the cultures and societies he encountered. The first edition showcases a blend of humor and critique, making it a compelling read for fans of Twain's work.