How to Enjoy Paris in 1842 Intended to Serve as a Companion and Monitor, Containing Historical, Political, Commercial, Artistical, Theatrical And Statistical Information

"How to Enjoy Paris in 1842" by Francis Hervé is a guidebook from the 1800s that acts as a buddy for English tourists in Paris, giving details about the city's past, government, art, and even theater, all while offering tips on getting around and dealing with locals. Hervé wants to make travel better by mixing facts with interesting stories, helping people avoid tourist traps and understand French culture. The book starts by declaring its goal to fix everyday problems that English folks had in Paris, like problems with shopkeepers and misunderstandings. It highlights how important it is to be nice when talking to French people. The first chapter tells the story of two English brothers, one happy and one not, showing how your attitude can change your experience.