This work by Anglo-French writer and historian Hilaire Belloc was
originally published in 1907. It is a wonderfully written portrait of
one of the most important rivers in England, the River Thames. It
follows the river upstream from London to its source in the Cotswolds,
detailing the society and surroundings that grace its banks. This is a
fantastic read for any fans of Belloc's writings, or anyone interested
in the history of the Thames at the turn of the 20th century. To
compliment the republication of this text, a brand new short
introduction on the River Thames has been added.