Edita: Penguin Books. Richmond. 1978. 254 pp. 11X18 cm. Rústica. Buen estado de conservación. Pertenece a la colección The Pelican History of England. The theme of this book is the major social changes whch the people of England experienced during the period of the great peace between the Batte of Waterloo and the First World War. Political, economic, intellectual, diplomatic, and other specialized forms of history are drawn upon only in so far as they help to illuminate the changes in mental habit or outlook, or in social life and organization, which make up the story of the development of the English nation in that century.