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In 1865, a butcher from Australia proclaimed himself to be the English aristocrat, Sir Roger Tichborne, thought to have died at sea many years before. He insisted on restoration of Tichborne inheritance. This book makes the case for seeing the Tichborne cause as an unlikely but vital moment in Britain's political and social development.
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