A fascinating glimpse into the world of high society in 19th-century England, this book provides a detailed history of Holland House, the famous home of the Whig politician Lord Holland. The author, Princess Marie Liechtenstein, was a friend of the Hollands and provides a personal and intimate account of life in this important political and cultural center.
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