Description
On the Edge of the World by Edmund Candler (1874–1926) is a vivid account of his travels through remote regions of the British Empire, particularly the frontiers of India and Tibet. Blending journalism, travel writing, and political observation, Candler explores the cultures, landscapes, and strategic importance of these areas. His narrative reflects the imperial mindset of the time, offering both fascination with and detachment from the native peoples. The book provides valuable historical insights into colonial frontiers and early 20th-century geopolitics.
