The Innocents Abroad

Mark Twain

Overview

This seminal work chronicles Mark Twain's 1867 journey through Europe and the Holy Land. Originally published as "The New Pilgrim's Progress," it offers a humorous and often satirical look at the cultural encounters and observations of American travelers abroad. Twain's distinctive voice provides witty commentary on historical sites, local customs, and the expectations versus the realities of a grand tour.

Who it's for

• Readers interested in classic American literature.
• Those who enjoy travelogues and historical accounts.
• Fans of Mark Twain's satirical humor.

Key features

• Language: English