The Comic History of Rome
- 326 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Gilbert Abbott à Beckett was an English humorist known for his witty and lighthearted approach to history and law. As a prolific journalist and playwright, his work was characterized by its sharp wit and playful spirit, making him a notable figure in British humorous periodicals. His writings often tackled serious subjects with a satirical and ironic lens, earning him widespread readership. He excelled at subverting societal norms and political events through his distinctive literary voice.
