Eton (1900)

Focusing on the intricacies of life at Eton College, this historical account delves into its traditions, curriculum, and social dynamics during the late 19th century. Arthur Clutton-Brock, drawing from his own experiences as a former student, provides a vivid portrayal of daily routines and the challenges faced by students and teachers alike. The book not only highlights Eton's historical significance but also offers Clutton-Brock's insights into its role in British society, making it a valuable read for those interested in education and social customs.