Description
Around the World with General Grant – Book by John Russell Young, Part Nine
Presenting Around the World with General Grant (Part Nine) by John Russell Young — an engaging installment from the celebrated narrative chronicling General Ulysses S. Grant’s travels through Europe, Asia, and Africa between 1877 and 1879. This volume offers a detailed account of the former U.S. President’s observations and conversations on history and politics, paired with vivid descriptions of each destination.
Condition
Overall in good shape for its era, with wear consistent with age. There is no table of contents page beyond the one provided in this listing. Please examine the photos carefully to assess condition before purchase.
Contents
The text includes the following chapters:
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Chapter XI. The Holy Land – Jaffa, Ramleh, Jerusalem, Gethsemane, Nazareth, Damascus, Beyrout (p. 321)
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Chapter XII. Constantinople and Athens – Mosques of Stamboul, The Parthenon, The Acropolis (p. 346)
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Chapter XIII. Rome, Florence, Venice, and Milan – The Coliseum, Vatican, Art Galleries, Duomo (p. 361)
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Chapter XIV. Holland – The Canals, The Hague, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Broek (p. 378)
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Chapter XV. Berlin – Unter den Linden, The Arsenal, Royal Palace, Prince Bismarck (p. 395)
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Chapter XVI. Denmark, Norway, and Sweden – Copenhagen, Gottenburg, Christiania, Stockholm, Norwegian Scenery (p. 430)
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Chapter XVII. Russia – Cronstadt, St. Petersburg, The Neva, Moscow, The Kremlin (p. 465)
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Chapter XVIII. Austria and France – Vienna, Munich, Vichy, Bordeaux (p. 495)
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Chapter XIX. Spain – Biarritz, San Sebastian, Madrid, The Escurial (p. 516)
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Chapter XX. Portugal – Lisbon – Cintra, Montserrat (p. 534)
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Chapter XXI. Spain – Cordova, Seville, Cadiz (p. 548)
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Chapter XXII. Ireland – Dublin, Londonderry, Belfast (p. 576)
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Chapter XXIII. Red Sea and India – Suez, Aden, Bombay, Malabar Point, Allahabad (p. 585)
Additional Details
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The pictured copy is the exact item you will receive.
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All items come with a protective plastic covering.
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Combined shipping is available upon request.
This collectible is an excellent choice for readers and historians interested in 19th-century travel literature or the legacy of General U. S. Grant.






