Arriving from Boston at eighteen in the autumn of 1878, Arthur Warren stepped out of a cab into a fog of gaslight and smoke and stayed to become a journalist. His reminiscences recall London in the late seventies and the famous people he met there, among them Browning, the pianist Moscheles, Adelina Patti, John Stuart Blackie and Lord Kelvin.
An affectionate American view of late-Victorian London and its celebrities, for lovers of literary memoirs. Download the free EPUB.