First published in 1880, Don't is a witty and irreverent guide to the unspoken rules of polite society. Written by journalist and humorist Oliver Bell Bunce under the pseudonym 'Censor Unmutilated', it skewers the social conventions and fads of the day with a sharp wit and a healthy dose of satire. This book is a delightful and edifying read for anyone interested in 19th-century manners and mores.

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