The Yellowplush Papers (1852)

Through the eyes of Charles Yellowplush, a footman with literary aspirations, this collection offers a humorous and satirical exploration of Victorian England's upper classes. The stories, divided into three parts, showcase Yellowplush's adventures and provide sharp commentary on the era's social customs. Thackeray's masterful language and vivid characterizations make the book a significant contribution to Victorian literature and social critique, appealing to readers interested in the nuances of the time.