Nature Notes Of An Edwardian Lady,New Edmund S. A Manual Of Selfreliance As

A Manual Of Selfreliance As Well As A Masterpiece Of Style

A Tale That Moves From The Bustling Streets Of Early Twentiethcentury Brooklyn To The Seaside Palaces Of Greenwich

About The Abandoned Military Base Near Where He Grew Up

With The Magisterial Sweep Of Toynbee

By integrating beautiful visuals with educational content

Nature Notes Of An Edwardian Lady,New Edmund S. A Manual Of Selfreliance AsThis Entirely New Diary Is A Predecessor To The 'Country Diary' And Is Composed In A Similar Style With Edith Holden'S Thoughts, Watercolours Paintings Of Flowers, Plants, Birds And Butterflies. There Are Over 150 New Paintings Showing Delightful Countryside Scenes, Including Hares, Rabbits, Squirrels, Foxes And Other Animals Which Do Not Appear In The Country Diary. 'The Nature Notes Of An Edwardian Lady' Is Not Only A Companion To The Country Diary