George Sanger (1825–1911)

Sort of interesting. It told of the times for itinerant showfolk but not in an exciting or eminently readable style. To be expected I suppose as Mr. Sanger was not trained or versed in written language. Kenneth Grahame's introduction surprised me though, because he was trained and versed in written language; this piece of work was, I thought, ill-constructed. For all that, the book is a treasured addition to my collection of the Kings Treasuries.