A young English aristocrat, disgusted with his own society, goes to Jerusalem to ask what he should believe. The third of Disraeli's political trilogy and the strangest - a prime minister's novel about the exhaustion of Europe and the answer lying in the east. This edition is bound with a gallery of 55 plates after painters including Rossetti, Frith, Roberts and Leighton, alongside five illustrations restored and coloured for the first time.
