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Noted art historian Kenneth Clark gives a humorous, affectionate and objective account of what life was like for the British upper classes in the decade before the First World War. Family photographs and scenes of the English countryside evoke impressions of the an era of wealth and luxury, now irrevocably past. Clark's witty and articulate recollections of a privileged childhood provide insight into the social attitudes and activities of Edwardian England.