Country House Society: The Private Lives of England's Upper Class After the First World War
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Country House Society: The Private Lives of England's Upper Class After the First World War

by Pamela Horn

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Pamela Horn explores the private lives of England’s upper class after the First World War. Focusing on country house society, this historical study examines a distinctive social world during a period of change, offering insight into class, lifestyle, and private life in postwar England.

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Country House Society explores the private lives of England’s upper class after the First World War.

Pamela Horn focuses on the social world surrounding the country house and the people who inhabited it.

The book considers this society during a period of significant change in postwar England.

It offers a historical study of class, lifestyle, and private life in twentieth-century Britain.

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