Portraits of the English, Volume VI

Character sketches of various English individuals, including an old squire and a farmer's daughter, reveal both the virtues and faults of society in the 1840s. The essays provide insights into daily life, capturing details such as attire and carriages, all presented in an engaging narrative style. This volume highlights the societal changes occurring during a time when most of the population lived in the countryside rather than urban areas. Charming period illustrations complement the text, enriching the reader's experience.