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| Title | England and the English |
| Author | Bulwer-Lytton |
| ISBN-13 | 9789395987240 |
| Publication | NEWGEN TROVE BOOKS |
The famous classic England and the English (Vol 1) was published in 1833 and led to Bulwer’s exponential success as a writer of merit. This work, in the words of the author himself, was meant to present a satiric picture while inquiring into the character of the English people, and the bearings of their social system. The novel also touches the contemporary state of religion, morals, education and literature as well as the political scenario. It is an attempt to make the people aware of their own bearings so that they are capable of deciding what to accept and what all to reject in their lifetime.
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The famous classic England and the English (Vol 1) was published in 1833 and led to Bulwer’s exponential success as a writer of merit. This work, in the words of the author himself, was meant to present a satiric picture while inquiring into the character of the English people, and the bearings of their social system. The novel also touches the contemporary state of religion, morals, education and literature as well as the political scenario. It is an attempt to make the people aware of their own bearings so that they are capable of deciding what to accept and what all to reject in their lifetime.
Bulwer-Lytton is the author of England and the English.
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| Title | England and the English |
| Author | Bulwer-Lytton |
| ISBN-13 | 9789395987240 |
| Publication | NEWGEN TROVE BOOKS |
The famous classic England and the English (Vol 1) was published in 1833 and led to Bulwer’s exponential success as a writer of merit. This work, in the words of the author himself, was meant to present a satiric picture while inquiring into the character of the English people, and the bearings of their social system. The novel also touches the contemporary state of religion, morals, education and literature as well as the political scenario. It is an attempt to make the people aware of their own bearings so that they are capable of deciding what to accept and what all to reject in their lifetime.