Rediscover the United States as it was in the 19th century with Daniel Appleton's "Illustrated Hand-book Of American Travel." This meticulously detailed guide offers a fascinating glimpse into the landscapes, cities, and transportation methods of a bygone era. More than just a travelogue, it's a historical snapshot, revealing the cultural and geographical nuances of a nation in its formative years.
Whether you are a historian, a travel enthusiast, or simply curious about America's past, this handbook provides invaluable insights and a unique perspective. Explore detailed descriptions of popular destinations, accompanied by beautiful illustrations that bring the era to life. "Illustrated Hand-book Of American Travel" is an essential addition to any collection, offering a window into the rich tapestry of American history and travel.
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