
audiobook
by friherrinna Alexandra Gripenberg
UUDESTA MAAILMASTA
New-Yorkissa.
Pääpiirteet Washingtonin naiskokouksesta.
Orjuuden ajoilta.
Spiritistit ja salaperäisyyden harrastus Philadelphiassa.
Niagara.
Ole Bullin ja Longfellowin kodit.
Mark Twainin seurassa.
Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Indianapolissa.
Arriving on a frozen Atlantic shore, the travelers are struck by the stark contrast between the icy, silent sea and the bustling, smoke‑filled skyline of New York. The harbor teems with countless vessels, while the towering Lady Liberty watches over a city whose streets are slick with snow and alive with fruit‑vendors and flower stalls. Their first night in the city’s grand hotels feels like stepping into a world both familiar and alien, where the hum of countless languages and the clatter of horse‑drawn carriages set the tone for an unforgettable journey.
From that first impression the book unfolds as a series of vivid sketches across the United States. It follows the author through Washington’s international women’s congress, the mystic séances of Philadelphia, the roar of Niagara Falls, and the homes of literary giants. Encounters with Native American communities, the rugged beauty of the Sierra Nevada, and the colorful life of immigrant neighborhoods reveal a land of striking diversity, inviting listeners to explore America’s many faces through keen, personal observation.
Language
fi
Duration
~7 hours (440K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Tapio Riikonen
Release date
Oct 19, 2013
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1857–1913
A pioneering voice in Finland’s early women’s movement, this writer and public figure brought together journalism, politics, and activism. Her work helped push debates about education, citizenship, and women’s rights into public life at the turn of the 20th century.
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