Highways and Byways in Sussex

Highways and Byways in Sussex, written by E. V. Lucas around 1900, is a personal and humorous exploration of the Sussex countryside. The book is filled with anecdotes, literary quotations, and reflections on the changing landscape, showcasing Lucas's nostalgia for the past and his affection for local landmarks like deer parks and ruined castles. Notable for its vivid imagery and unique perspective, it captures the essence of a bygone era while critiquing modern encroachments on rural life.