Victorian Culture

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Title	Description	Keywords	Full details
British Library Victorian Britain site	Discover historical sources and articles written by experts that reveal the everyday reality of living in Victorian Britain. The Victorian period...	Victorian, Victorian Culture, victorian history	view
Women's Work, By Professor Pat Hudson	A further key aspect of Victorian life explored here	Queen Victoria, Victorian, Victorian Culture, Victorian England, 19th century	view
Crime and the Victorians, By Professor Clive Emsley	A very useful study of this key area of Victorian England	Queen Victoria, Victorian, Victorian Culture, Victorian England, 19th century	view
British Library Romantics and Victorians site	Explore the British Library’s greatest literary treasures from the Romantic and Victorian periods	Romantic, romanticism, Victorian Culture, Victorian	view
The Victorian Web	A general and very wide ranging guide to all things Victorian with multiple additional links and contributing authors.	Victorian, Queen Victoria, Victorian Culture, Victorian England, 19th century	view
The Rise of the Victorian Middle Class, By Dr Donna Loftus	Another key theme of the Victorian period	19th century, Queen Victoria, Victorian, Victorian Culture, Victorian England	view
	A French cartoon satirising the supposed duplicity of British interests in Africa, from 1898. (my photo)	Queen Victoria, Victorian Culture, Victorian England, victorian history, Scramble for Africa	view
	‘Sketch of a bench on the (Parisian) boulevards, occupied by only four English people who only know each other by sight’, Punch, 1870 A...	Queen Victoria, Victorian Culture, Victorian England, 19th century	view
	A punch cartoon from 1849 illustrating the hidden realities of contemporary sweat shops. (Author's Photo)	Victorian Culture, Victorian England, Queen Victoria, 19th century, victorian history	view
	'The Shadow of a Great City', cartoon from People magazine, 1902, reflecting popular fear of urban crime, in the immediate aftermath of the...	Victorian England, Victorian Culture, victorian history, satire, cartoons, Crime	view

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