The book offers a deeply personal perspective on Sir John (Jack) Harold Plumb, a prominent British historian, through the eyes of Neil McKendrick, a close friend and fellow historian. McKendrick reflects on their shared experiences and Plumb's significant contributions to history, providing insights into his character and intellect. This account serves as both a tribute to Plumb's legacy and a glimpse into the world of academia at Cambridge, highlighting the bonds of friendship and scholarly collaboration.
