Earl's Letter (Full Translation)

The Earl's Letter is a collection of letters from the 18th century British statesman, diplomat and writer, the Earl of Chesterfield, to his son who was studying in Europe. It contains 320 letters in total. In these hundreds of letters, the earl talked with his son and gave him guidance in his studies and life, covering life experience, learning methods, ideology and morality, eating and dressing, dealing with people, as well as European politics, military, economy, diplomacy, History, language, culture, society and customs. It is not only a comprehensive book of life wisdom, but also a true record of 18th century Europe, worth reading and studying.