Westminster
1895
Published in 1895, 'Westminster' by Walter Besant is a historical account that examines the unique characteristics of Westminster, London, a city notable for its lack of a true citizenry. The narrative explores significant landmarks such as Westminster Abbey and the Palace of Westminster, while discussing the area's governance historically tied to the Church. Besant delves into the evolution of Westminster as a trade hub and its societal dynamics, offering insights into the lives of those who sought sanctuary within its walls and the city's complex religious foundations.
