"Here H.V.Morton begins his wandering in the City, where Roman
London began, and follows, westwards, the course of London's
seventeenth and eighteenth-century expansion. He describes the
London he has himself known, from the rich and arrogant city of his
youth to the battered and shabby London of today. He gives vivid
pictures of great Londoners of the past. He takes the reader with
him about the famous streets and squares and buildings with an
infallible eye for the odd, entertaining and interesting things to
be found in the great city. In all, there are few aspects of London
he does not touch upon. Here is a lasting memento for the overseas
visitor, for Londoners in their thousands, and for all those
readers for whom Mr. Morton has long been the perfect guide and the
most entertaining companion." Contents Include: I Go in Search of
London In Which I Go to the Tower of London I Go to London Bridge
in the Early Morning Describes St. Paul's Cathedral and the Great
Man Sir Christopher Wren, Who Built it A Walk Along the Strand from
Temple Bar to Charing Cross I Turn on the Fountains in Trafalgar
Square In Which I Go to Westminster Abbey I Visit the Houses of
Parliament and See the New House of Commons I Go to St. James's
Palace and Remember the Day When it Was a Refuge for Female Lepers
How Piccadilly Became the Heart of the West End I See Regent's Park
Visit the Zoo and Madame Tussaud's A Few Words About the Treasure
Houses of South Kensington
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