Publisher's Synopsis
Days Near Rome is a charming book, giving accounts of the wide-ranging travels of Augustus J.C. Hare during his stay in Italy. Hare takes issue with many of the beliefs about the country that he found expounded in other travelogues, offering readers interesting and wholly unique perspectives on Italian customs and the Italian people. A lovely read for anyone interested in travel writing or Italian culture.
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