Dr. Wendy Bracewell is Senior Lecturer in History, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London

"The reader may find literary gems, presenting insights on customs, mentalities, cultural differences, gender, and class, as well as describing the scenery of the visited land. Encompassing both the nation and the world, these perceptive glimpses, as well as descriptions of cities and terrain of European countries, place in focus political and cutlural issues that create the East-West apposition - for example liminality, inferiority, and practice of justice. Summing up: recommended."

• East European Travel Writing: A Guide to Orientation, I. Europe in All its Variety (16th–18th centuries) II. Voyages of Discovery (18th-mid-19th centuries), III. On the Tourist Track (mid-19th century–1940s), IV. Europe Divided (1945–1989), V. A Single Europe? (Since 1989), Notes on Further Reading, Copyright Acknowledgements, Index

Dr. Wendy Bracewell is Senior Lecturer in History, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London

"The reader may find literary gems, presenting insights on customs, mentalities, cultural differences, gender, and class, as well as describing the scenery of the visited land. Encompassing both the nation and the world, these perceptive glimpses, as well as descriptions of cities and terrain of European countries, place in focus political and cutlural issues that create the East-West apposition - for example liminality, inferiority, and practice of justice. Summing up: recommended."

• East European Travel Writing: A Guide to Orientation, I. Europe in All its Variety (16th–18th centuries) II. Voyages of Discovery (18th-mid-19th centuries), III. On the Tourist Track (mid-19th century–1940s), IV. Europe Divided (1945–1989), V. A Single Europe? (Since 1989), Notes on Further Reading, Copyright Acknowledgements, Index

Dr. Wendy Bracewell is Senior Lecturer in History, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London

"The reader may find literary gems, presenting insights on customs, mentalities, cultural differences, gender, and class, as well as describing the scenery of the visited land. Encompassing both the nation and the world, these perceptive glimpses, as well as descriptions of cities and terrain of European countries, place in focus political and cutlural issues that create the East-West apposition - for example liminality, inferiority, and practice of justice. Summing up: recommended."

• East European Travel Writing: A Guide to Orientation, I. Europe in All its Variety (16th–18th centuries) II. Voyages of Discovery (18th-mid-19th centuries), III. On the Tourist Track (mid-19th century–1940s), IV. Europe Divided (1945–1989), V. A Single Europe? (Since 1989), Notes on Further Reading, Copyright Acknowledgements, Index