A keenly observed and entertainingly written glimpse into nineteenth-century American society, by a young Englishwoman travelling alone.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
William de Lange studied Japanese language and culture at the universities of Leiden and Waseda. He is the author and translator of a number of books on Japanese history, culture, and language.
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1. Prefatory and explanatory 2. An inhospitable reception 3. Popular ignorance 4. From St George's cross to the stars and stripes 5. First experiences of American freedom 6. A suspected bill 7. The Queen City continued 8. The hickory stick 9. A vexatious incident 10. The Place of Council 11. 'I've seen nothing' 12. A scene at starting 13. The House of Commons 14. Concluding remarks on Canada 15. Preliminary remarks on re-entering the United States 16. Position of New York 17. The cemetery 18. Origin of the constitution 19. General remarks continued 20. The America.
1. Prefatory and explanatory 2. An inhospitable reception 3. Popular ignorance 4. From St George's cross to the stars and stripes 5. First experiences of American freedom 6. A suspected bill 7. The Queen City continued 8. The hickory stick 9. A vexatious incident 10. The Place of Council 11. 'I've seen nothing' 12. A scene at starting 13. The House of Commons 14. Concluding remarks on Canada 15. Preliminary remarks on re-entering the United States 16. Position of New York 17. The cemetery 18. Origin of the constitution 19. General remarks continued 20. The America.
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