Experience the fascinating life of Mary Granville, a gifted artist and member of the English aristocracy. Granville's autobiography and correspondence offer a window into the world of the 18th century aristocracy, from her friendships with luminaries like Benjamin Franklin and Samuel Johnson to her travels across Europe. Edited by the renowned historian George Paston, this engaging volume is a testament to the vitality and spirit of an extraordinary woman.

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