Seets i' Paris Sammywell Grimes's trip with his old chum Billy Baccus, his opinion o' th' French, and th' French opinion o' th' exhibition he made ov hissen

About this book

In a period marked by cultural exchange and burgeoning modernity, "Seets i' Paris" by John Hartley captures the whimsical journey of Sammywell Grimes and his friend Billy Baccus through the vibrant streets of Paris. This humorous narrative explores their perceptions of French society, revealing both the charm and absurdity of their encounters. With sharp wit, Hartley delves into the contrasts between British and French attitudes, showcasing Grimes's candid opinions and the locals' reactions to his eccentricities. Ideal for students and civic activists seeking insight into 19th-century perspectives, this novel serves as a delightful commentary on cultural misunderstandings and the art of travel. Discover the laughter and lessons woven into their Parisian escapades.

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