A Residence at the Court of London: Comprising Incidents, Official and Personal, From 1819 to 1825
A Residence at the Court of London is a fascinating account of life in the court of King George IV of England. Written by Richard Rush, the American minister to the court, this book offers a unique perspective on the politics, culture, and society of England in the early 19th century.
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