The King Of Saxony's Journey Through England And Scotland, In The Year 1844 (1846)

Offering a vivid account of King John of Saxony's 1844 travels, this travelogue captures the essence of mid-19th century England and Scotland. Through the eyes of Carl Gustav Carus, readers explore iconic locations like London and Edinburgh, alongside encounters with notable figures from various fields. Enhanced by Carus's exquisite illustrations, the book provides a rich portrayal of the landscapes, architecture, and cultural life of the time, making it a valuable resource for history, travel, and art enthusiasts.