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Ernest Bramah’s *The Mirror of Kong Ho* frames its tales as a series of letters written by a Chinese traveler, Kong Ho, who observes the oddities and peculiar customs of London in the early 1900s. Through witty and affectionate commentary, Bramah paints a portrait of London society—including its everyday eccentricities and cross‑cultural interactions—while celebrating the city’s lively character. The work blends sharp humor with observant social commentary, providing an entertaining and insightful snapshot of London life in the Edwardian era.
First publish date: 1905
Genre: General Fiction/Short Stories
Authors: Ernest Bramah
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