The Book of Snobs

Exploring the concept of snobbery, the author argues for a scholarly examination of snobs as a significant social phenomenon. This work positions snobs within the framework of Natural Science, emphasizing their prevalence across all societal classes. The narrative is enriched with eloquent illustrations, including a notable example of Colonel Snobley, highlighting the intersection of snobbery and the aesthetic realm. The author suggests that understanding snobs can reveal deeper truths about society and human behavior.