Henry Wollam Morton traveled half the world, but his native country always reigned in his heart - good old England. And one day he decided to see with his own eyes all those places that are commonly called the English countryside and which, repeating R. Kipling, “are the honor and glory of England.” Surprisingly, little has changed in this area, from London to Newcastle - and to this day life here remains much the same as Henry Morton saw it. Industrial Manchester, business Liverpool, York frozen in time, resort Blackpool are waiting for us... Welcome to real England! A famous journalist, famous for reporting on the excavations of Tutankhamun's tomb, Morton traveled a lot around the world and returned from each trip with materials and observations that were informative. the basis of a new book. Reporter's observation, coupled with cultural baggage gained thanks to an impeccable classical education, an excellent sense of style and a polished style, are the features of Morton's works that brought them well-deserved popularity among readers and made their author a recognized classic of travel writing - literature about travel. The book “Through Good Old England. From London to Newcastle" will become a faithful companion, a guarantee of vivid emotions and unforgettable impressions. Neither the most qualified guide nor the most detailed guidebook will do more for you.