Travels Between the Hudson and the Mississippi

Moritz Busch offers a captivating exploration of mid-nineteenth century American life through his detailed observations as a journalist and theologian. His travel account, now translated into English, delves into American institutions, customs, and regional histories, revealing the cultural distinctions that set the New World apart from the Old. Busch's keen insights into food, dress, and social interactions provide a rich tapestry of the era. The work is enhanced with annotations that clarify references to German literature and American geography, making it valuable for a diverse audience.