In this tribute to his father, Robert Cradock Nichols offers a fascinating glimpse into the life and work of John Gough Nichols, a prominent historian and antiquary of the Victorian era. Drawing on family archives and personal recollections, he describes his father's early years, his professional achievements, and his enduring legacy in the field of historical scholarship. Combining personal memoir with historical analysis, this book is a moving tribute to a remarkable man.

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