Following the Equator is one of Mark Twain's most acclaimed travelogues, chronicling his journey around the world in 1895-1896. It provides a fascinating look at the people and places he encountered along the way, from Australia to India to South Africa. Along with his trademark humor and wit, Twain offers insightful commentary on the cultures and histories of the countries he visits, making this book a must-read for fans of travel writing and American literature.

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