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An early American travel writer, she left behind a lively firsthand account of Brazil at the turn of the twentieth century. Her work mixes curiosity, close observation, and a strong sense of place, making it interesting both as travel writing and as a historical snapshot.

by Alice R. Humphrey
Very little biographical information about this author could be confirmed from reliable online sources during this search. What is clear is that Alice R. Humphrey wrote A Summer Journey to Brazil, published in 1900.
That book presents a detailed travel narrative of Brazil and reflects the interests of an English-language reader encountering the country during a period of major political and social change. Because so little else could be verified, the surviving work itself is the best guide to her voice: observant, descriptive, and eager to explain what she saw to readers back home.