Facts & Figures From Italy, by Don Jeremy Savonarola, Addressed to C. Dickens, an Appendix to His 'Pictures'

Facts & Figures From Italy, penned by Francis Sylvester Mahony under the pseudonym Don Jeremy Savonarola, is a fascinating glimpse into 19th-century Italy. Addressed to Charles Dickens as an appendix to his 'Pictures from Italy, ' this work offers a unique blend of social commentary and travel observations. Mahony's sharp wit and keen eye provide readers with a vibrant tapestry of Italian life, capturing both its charm and its challenges. Explore the landscapes, customs, and societal nuances of a bygone era through the engaging prose of a master storyteller. Discover why this book remains a compelling read for those interested in Italian history, culture, and the art of travel writing.

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