Following The Equator. By Mark Twain. Full Audiobook, PART 1.

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➤ Mark Twain was the pen name of Samuel Langhorne Clemens, an American writer born on November 30, 1835, in Florida, Missouri. He is considered one of the greatest American writers and humorists of all time. Twain grew up in Hannibal, Missouri, a town on the Mississippi River that inspired his most famous novel, "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" (1876).
In addition to his writing, Twain was also an outspoken critic of racism and social injustice. He was a strong advocate for civil rights and was a friend and supporter of abolitionist and activist Frederick Douglass.
Twain passed away on April 21, 1910, in Redding, Connecticut, at the age of 74. Despite his passing, his works continue to be widely read and celebrated today.

➤ "Following the Equator" is a travelogue written by Mark Twain, documenting his journey around the world in 1895-1896. In the book, Twain provides his observations on the people, cultures, and landscapes he encountered during his travels through Hawaii, Australia, New Zealand, India, and other countries along the equator.
The book is notable for its humorous anecdotes and wry commentary on colonialism and imperialism.
Overall, "Following the Equator" is an entertaining and insightful account of Twain's travels, with his trademark wit and humor on full display. It remains a popular travelogue today and is considered a very important work in Twain's literary canon.

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Read by: John Greenman

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➤ CHAPTERS:

00:00 The Book
00:26 The Pudd´nhead Maxims
00:47 Chapter 1
17:35 Chapter 2
45:00 Chapter 3
01:12:52 Chapter 4
01:31:17 Chapter 5
01:43:49 Chapter 6
02:01:16 Chapter 7
02:15:42 Chapter 8
02:32:49 Chapter 9
02:52:34 Chapter 10
03:01:51 Chapter 11
03:13:41 Chapter 12
03:23:49 Chapter 13
03:42:59 Chapter 14
03:52:54 Chapter 15
04:03:20 Chapter 16
04:16:55 Chapter 17
04:27:21 Chapter 18
04:44:19 Chapter 19
04:59:27 Chapter 20
05:11:30 Chapter 21
05:29:11 Chapter 22
05:47:59 Chapter 23
06:01:54 Chapter 24
06:17:08 Chapter 25
06:36:39 Chapter 26
06:48:40 Chapter 27
07:09:49 Chapter 28
07:24:54 Chapter 29
07:38:48 Chapter 30
07:48:36 Chapter 31
07:59:46 Chapter 32
08:14:00 Chapter 33
08:27:06 Chapter 34
08:34:26 Chapter 35

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