Memoirs of Mrs. Jane Gibson, of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne: Including Selections From Her Correspondence

This fascinating memoir traces the life and times of Jane Gibson, a prominent socialite and philanthropist in Newcastle-upon-Tyne during the 19th century. Drawing upon extensive archival research and personal correspondence, author Francis Athow West paints a vivid picture of Gibson's life and times, shedding light on many of the social and cultural issues of the era.

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