Rambles by Land and Water; Or, Notes of Travel in Cuba and Mexico

Rambles by Land and Water; Or, Notes of Travel in Cuba and Mexico is a travelogue by Benjamin Moore Norman, first published in 1845. The book chronicles Norman's journeys through Cuba and Mexico, offering insights into their culture, geography, and antiquities. Notable for its personal narrative style, it includes a canoe voyage up the River Panuco and reflections on 19th-century Cuban society, highlighting the contrasts in social status and the beauty of Havana's harbor. This work enriches the understanding of these regions during a transformative period in their history.