England: An Anthology (British Anthologies)

England: An Anthology, compiled by Richard Ingrams, is a first edition published by Collins in 1989. This collection features a range of humorous and unconventional writings that celebrate various aspects of English life and culture. The anthology includes contributions from notable figures such as Betjeman, Orwell, Henry James, Trollope, and Voltaire, each offering unique perspectives on topics like bell-ringing, English cooking, the Epsom Derby, and fox-hunting.

Readers will find a diverse array of literary forms within these 240 pages, reflecting on the history and character of Great Britain. The anthology captures the essence of English life through its eclectic mix of essays and observations, making it a noteworthy addition to collections focused on the British Isles. This edition is presented in English, inviting readers to explore the rich tapestry of England’s literary heritage.