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A TOUR IN THE STATES AND CANADA: 



OUT AND HOME IN SIX WEEKS. 



AN ILLUSTRATED AND COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE. 



Showing how all the Principal Sights in the Chief Cities of the States and Canada may be 

 seen with great comfort and a very small outlay of either money or time. 



By THOMAS GREENWOOD, F.R.G.S. 



London: L. UPCOTT GILL, 170 STRAND, W.C. 



What the PRESS says :— 



The Times, July 21, 1883. 

 The traveller who has only six weeks to spare will rind some useful hints in Mr. Green- 

 wood's unpretentious " Tour in the States and Canada ; Out and Home in Six Weeks." 



The Christian World, May 31, 1883. 

 Visits to Europe are now accepted as well nigh a necessary part of the training of our 

 transatlantic cousins ; but there is no corresponding rush of Europeans to the New 

 World, although there is much unquestionably to be gained from such a visit, in the 

 infusion of new ideas, well calculated to rid our countrymen of narrow insular prejudices. 

 With a view to removing some of the barriers which stand in the way of such intercourse, 

 Mr. Thomas Greenwood, whose experience well qualifies him for the task, supplies under 

 the title " A Tour in the States and Canada," some practical directions, which will be 

 found very serviceable to those whose engagements compel them to limit their holiday 

 excursion to a period of six weeks. The volume is published by Mr. Upcott Gill, and it 

 would be difficult to find a work in which an equal amount of trustworthy information is 

 brought together in so readable a style. 



London Daily <')tr<>nirle, June 12, 1S83. 



A plain matter-of-fact narrative ; but one that will prove of essential service to anyone 

 wishing to make a similar tour. No point seems to be overlooked, and the author 

 touches on many phases of industrial life in America, as well as those of a holiday 

 character. 



Scotsman, June 26, 1883. 



Mr. Greenwood's "Tour in the States and Canada," should be found of considerable 

 use to those who propose to imitate his example, and spend six weeks in travelling 

 through the Eastern States and Canada. Mr. Greenwood, by presenting this inf orma- 

 tion in a condensed and convenient form, gives the intending traveller an opportunity of 

 "posting himself up" beforehand, and has besides prepared tables of tariffs and 

 distances that will be found of much use. 



Nottingham Daily Guardian, June 22, 1 

 Contains a good deal of valuable information. The rais< of the little volume is 



to show business men with six weeks to spare that the time cannot be more profitably 

 spent than in a visit to the New World, and this lie well succeeds in doing. 



Bristol Daily Times and Mirror, June 2, 1883. 

 This is the result of a " run over to the States " for six weeks, and the name of the 

 author is a sufficient guarantee that while so limning he has read much, or at any rate 

 has succeeded in getting together a quantity of valuable and interesting information, for 

 the benefit of those who may follow him." The New World, as he says, is naturally a 

 source of great interest to most English people, but in the way of the many, who would 

 like to see for themselves the state of things across the Atlantic,' there are many obstacles, 

 in the removal of which this little book materially assists. 



Publisher's Circular, July 16, 18S3. 

 It is a comprehensive and well-arranged little book, full of really useful matter. 



North Cheshire Herald, June 2, 1883. 



One of the most interesting publications we have perused for some time is on the above 

 subject, from the pen of Mr.Thomas Greenwood. Our readers have from time to time 

 had an opportunity of judging with what felicity Mr. Greenwood enlists their interest, 

 and retains their attention until he has disposed of his subject. So it will be found in 

 " A Tour in the States and Canada," being a practical guide to seeing the leading eeu* 

 of those places in six weeks — an accomplishment plainly demonstrated by the author. 



Bath Herald, June 16, 1883. 



These are days of rapid movement, and the writer of this neat little volume undertakes 

 to show his readers how to enjoy a six weeks' scamper through the States and Canada. 

 He very carefully describes the hotel system of America, and the expenses a tourist will 



