Round My House

The essays in this collection provide a rich portrayal of rural life in a French village during peacetime and wartime. Philip Gilbert Hamerton vividly describes the villagers' daily routines, their agricultural practices, and religious customs, while also reflecting on the profound effects of conflict on their community. His detailed observations offer insights into the culture and society of late 19th-century France, making this work a significant resource for those interested in French history and rural life.