British Barbarians

Published in 1895, 'British Barbarians' by Grant Allen follows Civil Servant Philip Christy and his sister Frida as they befriend the enigmatic Bertram Ingledew. Bertram's unconventional views on society disrupt their lives and challenge the norms of their suburban community. The novel includes a philosophical introduction where Allen critiques publishers and justifies his writing approach, making it notable for its exploration of social ideas that remain relevant today.














