Twain’s journey through Europe, Northern Africa, and the Holy Land as part of a group of American tourists aboard the steamship
Quaker City. Twain uses his signature wit and humor to describe the group’s experiences as they explore famous landmarks, mixing descriptions of ancient ruins and sacred sites with irreverent commentary on the expectations versus the reality of these revered destinations. He comments on the various culture clashes he encounters, and also pokes fun at the peculiar—and sometimes absurd—behavior of fellow travelers.
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