Discover England through the eyes of French socialist Louis Blanc. This book is a series of letters addressed to his compatriots, in which he reflects on the politics, society, and culture of England in the mid-nineteenth century. From the radical traditions of Chartism to the beauty of the Lake District, Blanc's observations offer a unique perspective on this important period in English history.

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