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Varieties of Travel
More than the desire to take a holiday in an unfamiliar place, travel is for Hodge the urge to enrich one's mind and to pass on to one's contemporaries imaginative impressions and reminiscences. This demonstrates a variety of such impressions ranging from an account of Europe under Napoleon to the experiences of British travelers in America before 1940. Remote corners of the world are also described.
158 pages, Hardcover
Published December 31, 1969
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