Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Our Kin Across the Sea
Macaulay's New Zealand traveller has not yet appeared. The phenomena which he was to moralise over are not yet ripe for him. Mr. Firth in the interval tells us what he thinks about America; and with his eyes to help us we shall learn, better than from most other books which have been written about it, the form which the British communities scattered over the globe are now assuming, in what points they agree, and in what direction differences are likely to show themselves.
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