Summary
This memoir presents Eric Horne’s account of more than fifty years in domestic service with British nobility and gentry. He reflects on changing country-house life, the decline of old aristocratic households after the war, and the shrinking place of servants in a faster, more unsettled society. The book is framed as a personal, unconventional record of those experiences, with names and places altered.
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