Unconducted Wanderers

First published in 1919, this travelogue describes a journey by car from London to Rome, and from there to Sicily and Tunisia, in the aftermath of World War I. Lane and Forbes provide vivid descriptions of the landscapes, cities, and people they encounter on their journey, along with reflections on the political and cultural climate of Europe in this tumultuous period.
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