This book details a tour of England and Canada during the summer, including visits to historical sites, conversations with notable figures, and descriptions of local culture. The author, Sandford Fleming, was a Scottish-born Canadian engineer and scientist and an important figure in Canadian history, particularly for his role in the development of Canada's railway systems.

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