The Homes of the New WorldGood Press, 2021 M04 10 - 1127 pages This work presents an exciting travelogue of Fredrika Bremer, a Finnish-born Swedish writer, and feminist reformer. It's a letter diary, written during two years' travels in North America and Cuba, where she beautifully describes her experiences. She entertains the readers with unknown facts about the places and her adventures in a world that was new to her. |
Contents
Letter XV | |
Letter XVI | |
Letter XVII | |
Letter XVIII | |
Letter XIX | |
Letter XX | |
Letter XXI | |
Letter XXVI | |
Letter VII | |
Letter VIII | |
Letter IX | |
Letter X | |
Letter XI | |
Letter XIII | |
Letter XIV | |
Letter XXVII | |
Letter XXIX | |
Letter XXXII | |
Letter XXXIII | |
Letter XXXVI | |
Letter XXXVII | |
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