The lure and the lore of travel
By: by Carl Vrooman and Julia Scott Vrooman.
Contributors: Vrooman, Julia Scott, joint author.
Publisher: Sherman, French & company
Published: 1914
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 298
Subjects: Europe -- Description and travel
Notes: Reprinted in part from various periodicals.
Table of contents: title: A royal road to knowledge, by C. Vrooman.; title: Picking up a language, by C. Vrooman.; title: Living as Europeans do, by C. Vrooman.; title: The best side of  Paris, by C. Vrooman.; title: Jean Jaures, prophet of social redemption, by C. Vrooman.; title: An apostle of light, by C. Vrooman.; title: Charles Wagner, a social mystic, by J. S. Vrooman.; title: Uses and abuses of Italian travel, by C. Vrooman.; title: A revised version of Venice, by J. S. Vrooman.; title: The Assisi of Saint Francis and Sabatier, by J. S. Vrooman.; title: Touring tuscany à la Bohéme, by C. Vrooman and J. S. Vrooman.; title: The Italy of our dreams, by J. S. Vrooman.; title: Rambles in Switzerland, by C. Vrooman.; title: An awakening, by J. S. Vrooman.; title: A political pilgrimage, by C. Vrooman.; title: The strange case of Robert Louis Stevenson in San Francisco, by J. S. Vrooman.; title: Arrivederci, by J. S. Vrooman.