A Question of Latitude, published in 1914 by Richard Harding Davis, is a short novel that reflects early 20th-century imperialistic attitudes and social commentary. The story follows Everett, a young muckraker journalist from Boston, as he travels to the Congo to expose exploitation and injustice under King Leopold's regime. Through his encounters with corruption and moral dilemmas, Everett grapples with his ideals and identity, ultimately questioning the effectiveness of his mission and the nature of humanity amidst the brutal realities of colonialism.
