The Innocents Abroad

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The narrative captures Mark Twain's experiences during a 1867 journey to Europe and the Holy Land aboard the Quaker City. Initially penned as travel letters for a San Francisco newspaper, the work chronicles an extensive 20,000-mile voyage through diverse cultures and landscapes, including France, Spain, Italy, Morocco, Russia, Turkey, and Egypt. Twain's observations blend humor and social commentary, offering readers a vivid and entertaining glimpse into the places and people encountered along the way.