Curiosities and Splendour: An anthology of classic travel literature

Title Page\nContents\nIntroduction – Mark MacKenzie\nStation Life in New Zealand – Mary Anne Barker\nA Lady’s Life in the Rocky Mountains – Isabella Bird\nThe Road to Oxiana – Robert Byron\nThe Worst Journey in the World – Apsley Cherry-Garrard\nVoyages – James Cook\nThe Voyage of the Beagle – Charles Darwin\nAmerican Notes – Charles Dickens\nThe Journal of a Voyage to Lisbon – Henry Fielding\nSummer on the Lakes – Margaret Fuller\nThe Histories – Herodotus, trans. by George Rawlinson\nTales of the Alhambra – Washington Irving\nEnglish Hours – Henry James\nA Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland – Samuel Johnson\nSea and Sardinia – DH Lawrence\nMissionary Travels and Researches in South Africa – David Livingstone\nThe Cruise of the Snark – Jack London\nLetters – Lady Mary Wortley Montagu\nMy First Summer in the Sierra – John Muir\nFarthest North – Fridtjof Nansen\nTravels in the Interior of Africa – Mungo Park\nDiscovery of a North-West Passage – William Edward Parry\nThe Travels of Marco Polo – Marco Polo\nWith the Tibetans in Tent and Temple – Susanna Carson Rijnhart\nThrough the Brazilian Wilderness – Theodore Roosevelt\nSouth – Ernest Shackleton\nTravels with a Donkey in the Cévennes – Robert Louis Stevenson\nLife on the Mississippi – Mark Twain\nIn Morocco – Edith Wharton\nLetters Written during a Short Residence in Norway, Sweden and Denmark – Mary Wollstonecraft\nCopyright