3,5/5 stars. This is again a very different work by Mary Wollstonecraft. It is letters she wrote while on business for her lover, and father of her child, Gilbert Imlay in 1795 from Scandinavia. It is interesting to hear her thoughts (and judgments, let's be real, it's most judgements) about the different countries and peoples. It is also interesting to note how Romantic this book is and how her sentiments have changed a little from the Vindication when it comes to sensibility, etc. My guess is that motherhood changed her. It was at times tedious and a bit repetitive, though.