In Morocco

Edith Wharton's travelogue offers an immersive exploration of early 20th-century Morocco, capturing its vibrant culture and diverse landscapes. From the lively markets of Tangier to serene Atlas Mountain villages, she provides rich, detailed observations of the people and customs. Wharton also addresses the socio-political climate, particularly the effects of French colonialism. Her elegant prose delivers a unique insight into a lesser-known region, making this work a compelling read for those interested in travel, culture, and history.