First written for the Manchester Guardian and the English Review, these travel essays record Dickinson’s impressions of India, China, Japan and the United States. Convinced that the new contact between East and West is the great fact of his age, he looks at temples, cities, schools and soldiers, and ends with an essay weighing the civilisations he has seen.
A thoughtful, humane travel book from 1914 for readers interested in East and West before the Great War. Download the free EPUB.