Summary Of The Innocents Abroad (Arcturus Classics)

Was there ever another author who blended satire and social commentary with such a genuine and hilarious voice as Mark Twain?

Never was this glorious mixture so apparent as in The Innocents Abroad, as Twain wittily narrates his 1867 voyage through Europe and the Holy Land. The acclaimed travelogue brought worldwide fame to its author and featured his comical depictions of his encounters at the 1867 Paris Exhibition, his experiences along the Mediterranean Coast, and his journey to the Middle East.

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