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"Vers le cœur de l'Amérique" by Charles Wagner is a travel memoir written in the early 20th century. The work follows a French Protestant pastor as he explores the moral, religious, and civic life of the United States, blending personal encounters with social observation to understand the nation’s inner energy. It highlights meetings with prominent figures, urban and rural scenes, and recurring themes of simplicity, fraternity, and transatlantic goodwill.
The opening of this travel memoir presents a dedication to Theodore Roosevelt and a preface stating the author’s aim: to reach the country’s vital center and grasp the sources of its extraordinary activity through intimate human contact. Wagner recounts the early ties that led him to America—friendships with Grace King, connections to the Outlook and Lyman Abbott, translations of his work, and Roosevelt’s public praise that spurred the trip. He weighs family responsibilities, resolves to go, and confronts the second “ocean” of Englis
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