This classic travelogue from Rudyard Kipling chronicles his journey through Canada in the late 19th century. From the bustling cities of Toronto and Montreal to the rugged wilderness of the Rocky Mountains, Kipling provides a vivid and engaging description of every place he visits. His keen observations of Canadian life and culture make this an important historical document as well as an entertaining read.
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