Originally published in 1892, The New Book of Rules is a comprehensive guide to official and standard etiquette. With detailed instructions on topics ranging from table manners to correspondence, this book is an essential resource for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of Victorian-era social customs. Richard Kyle Fox, the publisher of the National Police Gazette and a noted authority on etiquette, provides clear and concise advice on how to conduct oneself with dignity and grace in any situation.

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