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"English Lands Letters and Kings: The Later Georges to Victoria" offers a captivating exploration of British intellectual life during a pivotal period in history. Donald Grant Mitchell delves into the reigns of the later Georges - George III and George IV - extending through the era of William IV and the early years of Queen Victoria.
This meticulously researched work provides a unique window into the social and intellectual currents that shaped Great Britain. Examining the letters and lives of prominent figures, the book illuminates the era's defining ideas and cultural shifts. Readers interested in British history, particularly the Georgian and Victorian periods, will find this volume a valuable resource. From the political landscape to the burgeoning literary scene, "English Lands Letters and Kings" paints a rich portrait of a nation undergoing profound transformation.
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