Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Unknown Hungary, Vol. 1 of 2
We however, as a prudent or blase' traveller, wishing to reach the shores of the Danube, follow the route by Italy, which, though longer, is more certain, more varied, more picturesque, and so rich in interest of all kinds. The Cathedral of Milan is less sombre than that of Strasburg, which is guarded by Prussian sentinels as if it were still a prisoner of war.
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