Twenty Years in Europe: A Consul General's Memoirs of Famous Men, from Letters of General W.T. Sherman by Samuel Hawkins Marshall Byers is a fascinating account of travel, adventure, and encounters with notable personalities. In this book, the author shares unique impressions from his work as a diplomatic representative in Europe and reveals the secrets of communication with prominent figures of his time. Letters from General William Tecumseh Sherman add additional depth and intrigue to the narrative. This book is an important historical document that not only reveals the diplomatic world of the 19th century, but also helps to better understand the cultural context and interaction between the prominent figures of the time. Readers will be able to enjoy interesting anecdotes, philosophical reflections and impressions of meetings with famous people presented in the book "Twenty Years in Europe".