/lit/ - Literature

>Ya sure y'ain't dirty and a lookin' for a bit a' soap? Bend ova pretty boy. *kiss*

Bump, interested too.

>>19233515

a rootin' tootin' highfalutin' cowboy adventure

«ENSAYO POLÍTICO SOBRE EL REINO DE LA NUEVA ESPAÑA», BY THE GERMAN SECRET AGENT & SPY ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT.

It was published in 1799 so technically doesn't count, but Isaac Weld's Travels Through The States of North America.

>>19233932
Why did he write in Spanish

>>19233515
you rang?

this
>>19233962
also this

>>19233932
Answer me: why did he write in Spanish? Cause I’m going to be very frustrated if your decision to post the Spanish title was just a quirky, unnecessary flexing of your Spanish language muscles, on a book that was written in German and has no reason to be referred to in one particular non-English language. Cause that would be peak autism. Holy shit.
>HMM YES I DO ENJOY << Las desventuras del joven Werter >> BY GOETHE
>HMMM YES I SUGGEST THE BOOK << Sin novedad en el frente >> BY ERICH MARIA REMARQUE

>>19233948
can you tell me more about it? i cannot find information on the internet.
>>19233970
yes, i found that one as well as dickens', however as i understand it they are highly critical of and generally disgusted with the American people. i am not interested in that. i want to read a travelogue written by someone who likes the place that he is in and tells of it.

>>19233515
An excursion through the United States and Canada during the years 1822–1823 by William Blane. It is excellent.

>>19233515
You want this:
https://lewisandclarkjournals.unl.edu/
It's the compilation of the journals of American explorers Lewis and Clark on their trip to the Pacific and back.

>>19233999
>>19233960