On a countryside ramble in West Sussex, William Cobbett finds the weather turning against him.

William Cobbett was delighted with one young woman’s protest against Mr Pitt’s ingenious ways of raising money.

In January 1807, newspapers breathlessly reported that Napoleon Bonaparte’s rampage across Europe was at an end — but was it true?

Riding through Sussex, William Cobbett comes across a large family relaxing together in front of their charming cottage.

William Cobbett recalls his first taste of classic literature, for which he had to go without his supper.

William Cobbett makes a distinction between everyday business and the murky world of Westminster lobbyists and financial speculation.