An Incident of Travel

What must it have been like to make a tour along unpaved roads, through several states, in a cantankerous motorcar circa 1900? Writing under the self-deprecating pseudonym "Chauffeur", Arthur Jerome Eddy gives us in An Incident of Travel a remarkable account of precisely that experience. Traveling no less than 2000 miles in a very early type of "horseless carriage", he explores country byways, as well as philosophy, religion, politics and anything else that stimulates his thinking on the ar...