Description

Nation homes were dependent on an elaborate structure of servants, all of whom offered an important ability. Up and Down-Stairs brings alive this structure, showing how many people lived together under rigid segregation and how often this segregation was damaged, just like the marriage of the squire to his dairymaid at Uppark. Jeremy Musson catches the sounds of the servants who made them perform and went these huge homes. From unpublished memoirs to magazine articles, and characters, earnings, their daily lives are pieced together by him from the Center Ages to the 20th-century.