The Confessions of a Page: or Revelations of the times of George the Fourth. By the author of the fourth series of the “Mysteries of London.” (Illustrated by “Phiz.”)
A sensational novel of Regency court scandal published in London in 1861 by the author of the fourth series of the "Mysteries of London," illustrated by "Phiz" (Hablot Knight Browne) for a serial-reading public. Wood engravings set into two columns of text show costumed figures in confrontation, ballroom crowds, candlelit interiors and doorway encounters, with crisp line hatching and full-skirted dresses, military uniforms and top hats useful for period costume and figure reference.
