The First Year of a Silken Reign (1837-8)

Tuer's fascinating memoir of the first year of Queen Victoria's reign provides a vivid and entertaining glimpse into Victorian society and culture. With wit and charm, he recounts his encounters with royalty, celebrities, and ordinary people in London and beyond. A delightful read for history buffs and fans of social commentary.

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