This four-volume set contains the journal and correspondence of William Eden, a British politician and diplomat who served as the first Baron Auckland. The volumes cover the period from Eden's early life to his time as governor-general of India, and provide a fascinating glimpse into the politics and diplomacy of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

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