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The Author, having no expectation that his reminiscences would be received with the kind indulgence of which this Second Edition is the proof, with diffidence ventured to tell so many tales connected with his own unimportant life as he has done. Emboldened by the reception his 'Tracks' have met with, he now adds a few stories which he trusts may further amuse its readers.

Produktbeschreibung
The Author, having no expectation that his reminiscences would be received with the kind indulgence of which this Second Edition is the proof, with diffidence ventured to tell so many tales connected with his own unimportant life as he has done. Emboldened by the reception his 'Tracks' have met with, he now adds a few stories which he trusts may further amuse its readers.
Autorenporträt
Henry J. Coke (1827-1916), an English traveller and writer, is best known for his captivating memoir 'Tracks of a Rolling Stone' which was first published in 1905. This literary work is a rich tapestry of Coke's varied experiences and observations garnered during his widespread travels. Coke's nomadic lifestyle and keen eye for detail are evident throughout the pages of his book, providing a vivid account of places, people, and cultures that he encountered in the 19th century. His writing style combines wit with a clear, descriptive narrative, transporting readers to the landscapes he traversed and into the company of the intriguing personalities he met. 'Tracks of a Rolling Stone' is considered a must-read for enthusiasts of travel literature and for those who revel in the chronicles of adventurers from a bygone era. Coke's book not only offers historical insights but also reflects the tastes and attitudes of a Victorian English gentleman exploring a world on the cusp of modernity. Though his other literary contributions may not be as widely known, Coke's legacy remains firmly rooted in this classic memoir that continues to inspire the wanderlust and curiosity of readers today.