The book "What I saw in America" by the famous English writer, businessman and journalist Gilbert Keith Chesterton is a fascinating travel story in which the author shares his observations and impressions from his trip around the United States of America in search of answers to questions about its modern society, culture and politics. With his characteristic insight and keen social eye, Chesterton examines themes of religion, national identity, capitalism, and democracy, revealing his own thoughts and conclusions about the strange and contradictory features of American life. This book is a valuable document of its time, which remains relevant and exciting for readers around the world.