32 and published Innocents Abroad in 1869, at the age of 34, but this image is sometimes associated with the earlier Twain.) For comparison, see 1871 image and 1875 (approx) image Scholarly works (covering the period from 1867 to 1871; Twain set sail on June 8, 1867, for a five-month Mediterranean tour on board the Quaker City; Innocents Abroad, detailing the Quaker City tour, was first published in 1869) Primary sources Etext.virginia.edu -- Innocents Abroad Homepage Mark Twain Project at the University of California The Innocents Abroad, from Internet Archive. Illustrated, scanned original editions. Innocents Abroad (with facsimiles of original illustrations) in Wright American Fiction 1851-1875 Lexicon from Wordie, Words rounded up while reading The Innocents Abroad by Mark Twain McKeithan, Daniel Morley, ed., Traveling with the innocents abroad; Mark Twain's original reports from Europe and the Holy Land. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1958. Passenger manifest of , the ship that took the Innocents abroad. on departure, as reported in June 9, 1867 New York Times at ship's last port of call in St. George, Bermuda Correspondence markers (April 1867, June 1867, and November 1867) from the Mark Twain Project 15 April 1867 correspondence, anticipating Holy Land trip 7 June 1867 correspondence, anticipating imminent departure on 8 June 1867. 20 November 1867 correspondence, on arriving in New York City. 1869 books Books by Mark Twain American travel books