FARTHEST WEST. LIFE AND TRAVEL IN THE UNITED STATES.

1910, xvi, [17]-332pp, index, thirty two illustrations, large folding map (14x23.5 in.) of the United States. TEG. Rear cover apparently dampstained, or otherwise discolored, else light wear and soiling, contents VG. The author was an Englishman, who spent several years traveling and residing in the United States. He says it is his purpose to present a survey of life in this country, considered in the light of present social evolution. He makes many interesting comparisons between life in Britain and life in the United States. Includes chapters on Topography; Scenery; Cities; the American People; Tariffs, Tyranny, Officialdom; Manufacturing; Workers; Democracy; Newspapers; and other aspects of life and culture.