Human Intercourse

This book contains a collection of essays covering many aspects of human intercourse. It was written by Philip Gilbert Hamerton and first published in 1885. This fascinating and comprehensive treatise on the intricacies of human relationships is both insightful and enthralling, shedding light on subjects all too familiar - yet the source of perpetual confusion and anxiety. A book that will prove valuable to anyone who reads it, this text will appeal most to those interested in gaining a better understanding of other people’s behaviour. Contents include: “Independence”, “Of Passionate Love”, “Companionship in Marriage”, “Family Ties”, “Fathers and Sons”, “The Rights of the Guest”, “The Death of Friendship”, “The Flux of Wealth”, “Difference of Rank and Wealth”, and many more. Philip Gilbert Hamerton (1834 - 1894) was an English author, artist and critic. Originally published in 1885, we are republishing this vintage book now in an affordable, modern edition. It comes complete with a specially commissioned new biography of the author.