eighteenfortyseven:<\/p>\n
\nB O O K S<\/b> <\/p>\n
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- Flanders, Judith – The Victorian City<\/small><\/li>\n
- Hughes, Kristina – Everyday Life in Regency and Victorian England<\/small><\/li>\n
- Jackson, Lee – Daily Life in Victorian London<\/small><\/li>\n
- Mayhew, Henry\u00a0et al\u00a0– The London Underworld in the Victorian Period<\/small><\/li>\n
- Mitchell, Sally – Daily Life In Victorian England<\/small><\/li>\n
- Pool, Daniel – What Jane Austin Ate and Charles Dickens Knew<\/small><\/li>\n
- Stevens, Mark – Life in the Victorian Assylum<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
E V E R Y D A Y \u00a0 L I F E<\/b><\/p>\n
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Popular Names in the Victorian Era<\/p>\n
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- Cassel\u2019s Household Guide (1869) – basically an instruction manual from 1869 telling you how to do everything from making tea to picking a job.<\/small><\/li>\n
- Mrs. Beeton\u2019s Book of Household Management: A Guide to Cookery In All Branches (1907) –\u00a0\u00a0Lots of period recipes, plus information for the Mistress, Housekeeper, Cook, Kitchen-maid, Butler, Footman, Coachman, Valet, Upper and under house-maids, Lady\u2019s-maid, Maid-of-all-work, Laundry-maid, Nurse and nurse-maid, Monthly, wet, and sick nurses, etc.\n
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The Victorian Era-Society<\/p>\n
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- \nAppendix D: English Society in the 1840s<\/small> <\/li>\n
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Class Structure of Victorian England<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n
- Victorian England Social Hierarchy<\/small><\/li>\n
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Social Restrictions in the Victorian Era<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n
- (Excerpts From) Promises Broken: Courtship, Class, and Gender in Victorian England (Regarding Broken Engagements and Premarital Sex)<\/small><\/li>\n
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Five Filthy Things About Victorian England<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n
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1841: A window on Victorian Britain<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n
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The Demography of Victorian England and Wales<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n
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What was life like for children in Victorian London?<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n
- \nHistorical Essays: The Victorian Child<\/small> <\/li>\n
- \n<\/p>\n
The Life of Infants and Children in Victorian London<\/p>\n
<\/small> <\/li>\n
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The Inequality Between Genders During the Victorian Era in England<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n
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Women as \u201cthe Sex\u201d During the Victorian Era<\/p>\n
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Writers Dreamtools – Decades – 1840<\/small><\/li>\n
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Victorianisms \u2013 Adventures in Victorian Slang<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n
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56 Delightful Victorian Slang Terms You Should Be Using<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n
- \nA Dictionary of modern slang, cant and vulgar words (1859)<\/small> <\/li>\n
- \nVictorian slang – a guide to sexual Victorian terms<\/small> <\/li>\n
- \nA Glossary of Provincial and Local Words Used in England: To which is Now First Incorporated the Supplement, by Samuel Pegge\u00a0(1839)<\/small> <\/li>\n
- Anecdotes of the English Language: Chiefly Regarding the Local Dialect of London and Its Environs\u00a0(1844)
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British Slang – Lower Class and Underworld <\/p>\n
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Lee Jackson – Dictionary of Victorian London\u00a0<\/small><\/li>\n
- \n<\/p>\n
Domestic Violence in Victorian England<\/p>\n
<\/small> <\/li>\n
- The Victorian wife-beating epidemic
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How to Survive and Thrive in the Victorian Era<\/small><\/li>\n
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19th-century Radiators and Heating Systems<\/small><\/li>\n
- \n<\/p>\n
The Picture of Dorian Gray; a mirror of the Victorian Era, era\u00a0of Hypocrisy<\/small> <\/li>\n
- \n<\/p>\n
The Victorian Supernatural<\/p>\n
<\/small> <\/li>\n
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Politics of Victorian England<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n
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Dualism & Dualities – The Victorian Age<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n
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Black Victorians: History we\u2019ve been taught claims we\u2019ve only ever been slaves<\/small><\/li>\n
- \n<\/p>\n
Video: Mini-lecture – London\u2019s Black history<\/p>\n
<\/small> <\/li>\n
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Flowers – Victorian Bazaar\u00a0(The Language Of Flowers)<\/small><\/li>\n
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Victorian Funeral Customs and Superstitions<\/small><\/li>\n
\nRacism and Anti-Irish Prejudice in Victorian England
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<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\nM E D I C I N E \u00a0& \u00a0I L L N E S S\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n
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Victorian Health<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n
- \nMedical Developments In Britain During The Nineteenth Century<\/small> <\/li>\n
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Hospitals<\/p>\n
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The Entire Case Records from a Victorian Asylum Are Now Online<\/p>\n
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Victorian psychiatric patients\u2019 grim fate in hellish 1800s hospitals<\/p>\n
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Locating Convalescence in Victorian England<\/p>\n
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Sanitation and Disease in Rich and Poor<\/p>\n
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19th Century Diseases<\/p>\n
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Death & Childhood in Victorian England<\/p>\n
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Health and hygiene in the 19th century<\/p>\n
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Disease in the Victorian city: extended version
<\/small><\/li>\n- \n<\/p>\n
Musing on Illness in the Victorian Era<\/p>\n
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Female hysteria \/ Vapours<\/small> <\/li>\n
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Sent to the asylum: The Victorian women locked up because they were suffering from stress, post natal depression and anxiety<\/small> <\/li>\n
- \n<\/p>\n
The History of Women\u2019s Mental Illness<\/p>\n
<\/small> <\/li>\n
- \nAnorexia: It\u2019s Not A New Disease<\/small> <\/li>\n
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Rebel Girls: How Victorian Girls Used Anorexia to Conform and Revolt
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Warburg\u2019s tincture<\/p>\n
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Apothecaries and Medicine in the Victorian Era<\/p>\n
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The Creepy Factor in Victorian Medicine<\/p>\n
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Medical Advancements: Victorian Era Prosthetics<\/p>\n
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The Victorian Anti-Vaccination Movement<\/small><\/li>\n
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food poisoning in the Victorian era<\/p>\n
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Typhus\u00a0(Gaol Fever)
<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\nL A W , \u00a0G O V E R N M E N T \u00a0& \u00a0C R I M E<\/b><\/p>\n
\n
- \n<\/p>\n
Crime in Victorian England<\/p>\n
<\/small> <\/li>\n
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The 222 Victorian crimes that would get a man hanged<\/p>\n
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Juvenile crime in the 19th century<\/p>\n
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Victorian women criminals\u2019 records show harsh justice of 19th century<\/small><\/li>\n
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Organised Crime in \u201cThe Mysteries of London\u201d (1844)<\/p>\n
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Dickens and the \u2018Criminal Class\u2019<\/p>\n
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Victorian prisons and punishments<\/p>\n
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Victorian Prison Conditions<\/p>\n
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The Development of a Police Force<\/p>\n
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- Life in Nineteenth-Century Prisons as a Context for Great Expectations
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Gaols<\/p>\n
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Sentences and Punishments<\/p>\n
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- \nCourtroom Experience in Victorian England at the time of Great Expectations<\/i><\/small> <\/li>\n
- \n<\/p>\n
Courts of Justice – Victorian Crime and Punishment<\/p>\n
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Victorian Criminal Laws: Barbarism and Progress
<\/small><\/li>\n- \n<\/p>\n
Child prisoners in Victorian times and the heroes of change<\/p>\n
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- \n<\/p>\n
Victorian Legislation: a Timeline<\/p>\n
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Women and the Law in Victorian England<\/p>\n
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The Corn Laws<\/p>\n
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The Corn Laws in Victorian England<\/p>\n
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The Anti-Corn-Law League<\/small> <\/li>\n
- The Corn Laws and their Repeal 1815-1846<\/small><\/li>\n
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The Poor Laws During the Victorian Era<\/small><\/li>\n
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Private Property and Abuse of Rights in Victorian England<\/p>\n
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Bastardy and Baby Farming in Victorian England<\/p>\n
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Baby Farmers and Angelmakers: Childcare in 19th Century<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
C L I M A T E , \u00a0W E A T H E R \u00a0 & \u00a0 E N V I R O N M E N T<\/b><\/p>\n
\n
- The Climate of London (Luke Howard, 1810-1820 – PDF)<\/small><\/li>\n
- The Illustrated London Almanack 1847<\/small><\/li>\n
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Victorian London – Weather – Fog<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
F A S H I O N<\/b><\/p>\n
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- \nVictorian Fashion Terms A-M<\/small>\n<\/li>\n
- Victorian Fashion Terms N-Z<\/small><\/li>\n
- \n<\/p>\n
Early Victorian Undergarments; an introduction, and about silk<\/small> <\/li>\n
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Early Victorian Undergarments; Part 1<\/small><\/li>\n
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Early Victorian Undergarments; Part 2<\/small><\/li>\n
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Early Victorian Undergarments; Part 3<\/small><\/li>\n
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1830s-1840s Underpinnings<\/p>\n
<\/small> <\/li>\n
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A Look at an Original 1840s Corded Petticoat<\/p>\n
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Lingerie Guide : Crinoline – Petticoat<\/p>\n
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- 1840s Stays<\/small><\/li>\n
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Exploring the Myths of Corsets I<\/p>\n
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Exploring the Myths of Corsets II<\/p>\n
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How to Dress a Victorian Lady<\/p>\n
<\/small> <\/li>\n
- \nPre-Hoop Era 1840-1855<\/p>\n
<\/small> <\/li>\n
- 1840s Fashion (Pinterest Board)<\/small><\/li>\n
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1840-1848 – Early Victorian<\/p>\n
(Pinterest Board)<\/p>\n
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1840\u2019s fashion<\/p>\n
(Pinterest Board) <\/p>\n
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1840\u2019s fashion: men<\/p>\n
(Pinterest Board) <\/p>\n
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1840s Fashion<\/p>\n
(Pinterest Board) <\/p>\n
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1840s Fashion (Nineteenth Century)<\/p>\n
(Pinterest Board) <\/p>\n
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1840\u2019s fashion (Pinterest Board) <\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n
- Mourning Dress During the Early Victorian Era<\/small><\/li>\n
- Victoriana Magazine\u2019s Victorian Fashion<\/small><\/li>\n
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Early Victorian Women\u2019s Hats; Part 1, concerning bonnets<\/p>\n
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Early Victorian Women\u2019s Hats; Part 2, for sun & riding<\/p>\n
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Early Victorian Women\u2019s Hats; Part 3, wear whatever you like<\/p>\n
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Empire of Shadows – Clothing\u00a0(Includes very basic information about upper & lower class fashion, military uniforms & undergarments)<\/small><\/li>\n
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Women\u2019s Costume – Dickens Fair<\/p>\n
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Victorian Prudes and their Bizarre Beachside Bathing<\/small><\/li>\n
- Victorian Feminine Ideal; about the perfect silhouette, hygiene, grooming, & body sculpting\n
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Fatal Victorian Fashion and the Allure of the Poison Garment<\/p>\n
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1840\u2019s Men\u2019s Fashion<\/small> <\/li>\n
- \nGentlemen |\u00a0<\/p>\n
Early & Mid Victorian Era: A Universal Uniform<\/small> <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
T R A N S P O R T A T I O N<\/b><\/p>\n
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Public transport in Victorian London: Part One: Overground<\/p>\n
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- \nVictorian Public Transport: The Omnibus<\/small> <\/li>\n
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Omnibus<\/p>\n
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THE HANSOM CAB – A Visitor\u2019s Guide to Victorian England<\/p>\n
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\u201cGrowler\u201d and the Handsome Hansom<\/p>\n
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Regency Travel\u00a0(Earlier than the Victorian era, but still relevant for the earlier years)
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A Regency Era Carriage Primer<\/p>\n
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The Victorian Thames – River Thames Society\u00a0[PDF]<\/small><\/li>\n
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Nineteenth-Century Ships, Boats, and Naval Architecture\u00a0(dozens of links to relevant articles)<\/small><\/li>\n
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Early Victorian Rail Travel<\/small><\/li>\n
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Catching a Train in the Early 1840s<\/p>\n
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- HORSES:\u00a0Matching a Team \u2014 Color is Only the Beginning<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
M O N E Y \u00a0 A N D \u00a0 F I N A N C E S<\/b><\/p>\n
\n
- British Currency During The Victorian Era<\/small><\/li>\n
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Victorian Economics: An Overview<\/p>\n
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- Wages, the Cost of Living, Contemporary Equivalents to Victorian Money<\/small><\/li>\n
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Victorian Economics: a Sitemap<\/p>\n
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The Cost of Living in 1888<\/p>\n
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- Pride and Prejudice Economics: Or Why a Single Man with a Fortune of \u00a34,000 Per Year is a Desirable Husband<\/small><\/li>\n
- The Price of Bread: Poverty, Purchasing Power, and The Victorian Laborer\u2019s Standard of Living<\/small><\/li>\n
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How a weekly grocery shop would have cost \u00a31,254 in 1862<\/small><\/li>\n
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Costs of dying in Victorian and Edwardian England<\/p>\n
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- 18th Century Wages\u00a0(Earlier than the Victorian era, but good reference)<\/small><\/li>\n
- Cost of Items 18th Century\u00a0\n
(Also earlier than the Victorian era, but good reference)<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
F O O D \u00a0(A N D \u00a0 L A C K \u00a0 T H E R E OF)<\/b><\/p>\n
\n
- Victorian Dining<\/small><\/li>\n
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The Victorian Pantry, Authentic Vintage Recipies<\/p>\n
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Victorian cooking: upperclass dinner<\/p>\n
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For Rich or Poor: Creepy Victorian Food<\/small> <\/li>\n
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Victorian History: A Fast Food Generation<\/p>\n
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10 Weird Foods Sold By Victorian Street Vendors<\/p>\n
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Victorian Food For The Rich & Poor Children<\/small><\/li>\n
- \nDictionary of Victorian London – Food<\/small> <\/li>\n
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The Lost World of the London Coffeehouse<\/p>\n
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Victorian England: a nation of coffee drinkers
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London Life: Victorian Coffee Sellers
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Victorian street food imagined<\/small> <\/li>\n
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What the Poor Ate
<\/small><\/li>\n- \n
Adulteration and Contamination of Food in Victorian England<\/small><\/li>\n
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Workhouse Food<\/p>\n
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An Overview of food in 19th Century Gaols<\/p>\n
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Food and Famine in Victorian Literature<\/p>\n
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Milk teeth of Irish famine\u2019s youngest victims reveal secrets of malnutrition
<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\nD R U G S \u00a0 & \u00a0 D R I N K<\/b><\/p>\n
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The Temperance Movement and Class Struggle in Victorian England<\/p>\n
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Gin Palaces – The Victorian Dictionary<\/p>\n
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Alcohol and Alcoholism in Victorian England<\/p>\n
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Drugs in Victorian Britain<\/small><\/li>\n
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Cannabis Britannica: The rise and demise of a Victorian wonder-drug<\/p>\n
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Laudanum Use in the 19th Century<\/small> <\/li>\n
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Victorian Women on Drugs, Part 1: Queen Victoria<\/p>\n
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Victorian Women on Drugs, Part 2: Female Writers<\/p>\n
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Substance Abuse in the Victorian Era<\/p>\n
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Opium Dens and Opium Usage in Victorian England<\/small> <\/li>\n
- Chinese Opium Trade; as it was in the mid 1800s<\/small><\/li>\n
- \n<\/p>\n
Poetry, Pain, and Opium in Victorian England<\/small> <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
L E I S U R E \u00a0 & \u00a0 E N T E R T A I N M E N T<\/b><\/p>\n
\n
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Victorian Entertainments: We Are Amused<\/p>\n
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Entertainment in Victorian London<\/p>\n
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Leisure, An Extensive study of the Victorian Era<\/p>\n
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Vauxhall Gardens | Jane Austen\u2019s World<\/p>\n
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Theatre – Victorian Era 1837-1901<\/p>\n
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Almack\u2019s Assembly Rooms<\/small><\/li>\n
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The Cannibal Club: Racism and Rabble-Rousing in Victorian England
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Restaurants – The Victorian Dictionary<\/p>\n
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The Story of Music Hall<\/p>\n
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Sex, Drugs and Music Hall<\/p>\n
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Victorian and Edwardian Public Houses\u00a0(List, links to relevant articles about each listed pub)
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Victorian London Taverns, Inns and Public Houses<\/p>\n
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Gambling in Historic England<\/p>\n
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Gambling in London\u2019s Most Ruinous Gentlemen\u2019s Clubs<\/p>\n
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Victorian Sport: Playing by the Rules<\/p>\n
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Seven singular sports from the Victorian era<\/p>\n
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Penny Dreadfuls; the Victorian era adventures for the masses<\/p>\n
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Romantic Era Songs<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
H O L I D A Y S & C E L E B R A T I O N S<\/b><\/p>\n
\n
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A Victorian New Year<\/p>\n
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Fortune Telling for the Victorian New Year<\/p>\n
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Hogmanay: New Year\u2019s Eve, the Scottish Way<\/p>\n
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Victorian Valentine <\/p>\n
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Valentines Day – The Complete Victorian<\/p>\n
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Easter Traditions During the Victorian Era<\/p>\n
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halloween – The Complete Victorian<\/p>\n
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the traditions of halloween<\/p>\n
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Victorian Christmas – History of Christmas<\/p>\n
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Christmas in the Victorian Era<\/p>\n
<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
W E A P O N R Y \u00a0& \u00a0V I O L E N C E<\/b><\/p>\n
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The Victorian Gentleman\u2019s Self-Defense Toolkit<\/p>\n
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Early Victorian attitudes towards violent crime<\/p>\n
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Victorian Violence: Repelling Ruffians (Part One)<\/p>\n
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Victorian Violence: Repelling Ruffians (Part Two)<\/p>\n
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Victorian Violence: Repelling Ruffians (Part Three)<\/p>\n
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Victorian Violence, Part Four ~ Elegant Brutality for Ladies and Gentlemen of Discernment<\/p>\n
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10 Deadly Street Gangs Of The Victorian Era<\/p>\n
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Early Victorian Handguns; Part 1<\/p>\n
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Early Victorian Handguns; Part 2<\/p>\n
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Early Victorian Handguns; Part 3<\/p>\n
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Pistol Duelling during the Early Victorian Era<\/p>\n
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- Cane Guns: Victorian Concealed Firearms of Gentlemen & Cads<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
M A N N E R S \u00a0 & \u00a0 E T T I Q U E T T E<\/b><\/p>\n
\n
- Manners & Tone of Good Society (This is a Victorian book on manners, written by an unnamed \u2018Member Of The Aristocracy,\u2019 and is available in full to read and covers a ton of ground, everything from leaving cards and morning calls to introductions and titles, and etiquette for many different types of parties and events).<\/small><\/li>\n
- The Ladies\u2019 Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness: A Complete Hand Book for the Use of the Lady in Polite Society (1875)
<\/small><\/li>\n- Manners for the Victorian Gentleman
<\/small><\/li>\n- Victorian Dancing Etiquette<\/small><\/li>\n
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A Checklist of 19th Century Etiquette<\/p>\n
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Social Rituals During The Victorian Era<\/p>\n
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An Online Dating Guide to Courting in the Victorian Era<\/p>\n
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Calling Cards and the Etiquette of Paying Calls<\/p>\n
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Morning Calls and Formal Visits<\/p>\n
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A Time Traveller\u2019s Guide to Victorian Era Tea Etiquette<\/p>\n
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Traveling Etiquette and Tips for Victorian Women<\/p>\n
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Equestrian Etiquette and Attire in the Victorian Era<\/p>\n
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- Etiquette Faux Pas and Other Misconceptions About Afternoon Tea
<\/small><\/li>\n- \n<\/p>\n
Victorian Table Etiquette<\/p>\n
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- Victorian London – Publications – Etiquette and Household Advice Manuals
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Etiquette Rules for Dinner Parties from a Victorian Magazine<\/p>\n
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The Etiquette of Proper Introductions in Victorian Times<\/p>\n
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Forms Of Introductions And Salutations. Etiquette Of Introductions
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Etiquette for the Victorian Child<\/p>\n
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Victorian and Edwardian Mourning Etiquette<\/p>\n
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Etiquette Of Carriage-Riding<\/p>\n
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- Victorian\u00a0Etiquette\u00a0– Shopping<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
U P P E R C L A S S \u00a0 & \u00a0 N O B I L I T Y<\/b><\/p>\n
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- Royalty, Nobility, Gentry, & Titles; A Matter of Victorian Ranks & Precedence<\/small><\/li>\n
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Order of Precedence in England and Wales
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The Victorian Era – The Debutante Tradition<\/p>\n
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The Gentleman – The Victorian Web\u00a0<\/small><\/li>\n
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\u201cComing Out\u201d During the Early Victorian Era; about debutantes<\/p>\n
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The London Season<\/p>\n
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- The London Season – The History Box<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
T H E \u00a0M I D D L E C L A S S<\/b><\/p>\n
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- \nThe middle classes: etiquette and upward mobility<\/small> <\/li>\n
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The Rise of the Victorian Middle Class<\/p>\n
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The Victorian Man and the Middle Class Household –\u00a0Domesticity as an Ideal<\/p>\n
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Middle Class Life in the Late 19th Century<\/p>\n
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A Woman
\n\u2019s World: How Afternoon Tea Defined
\nand Hindered Victorian Middle Class Women<\/p>\n<\/small><\/li>\n
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Working Women in the Victorian Middle-Class<\/small><\/li>\n
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The ASBO teens of Victorian Britain:\u00a0How middle-class children terrorized parks by shouting at old ladies, chasing sheep and vandalizing trees
<\/small><\/li>\n- \u201cA Dangerous Kind:\u201d Domestic Violence and The Victorian Middle Class [PDF]<\/small><\/li>\n
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Eligible Bachelors: Suitors and Courtship in the Lower Middle Class <\/p>\n
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The working classes and the poor<\/p>\n
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Poverty and the working classes\u00a0(links to relevant articles)<\/small><\/li>\n
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Dirty Jobs of the Victorian Era \u2026<\/small><\/li>\n
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The Working-Class Peace Movement
\nin Victorian England<\/p>\n<\/small><\/li>\n
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Victorian Child Labor and the Conditions They Worked In<\/p>\n
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History of Working Class Mothers in Victorian England<\/p>\n
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Income vs Expenditure in Working-Class Victorian England<\/small><\/li>\n
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What about the Workers? – 1830s – 1840s<\/p>\n
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T H E \u00a0 S E R V A N T \u00a0 C L A S S<\/b><\/p>\n
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Household management and Servants of the Victorian Era<\/p>\n
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Victorian Domestic Servant Hierarchy and Wages<\/p>\n
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Domestic Servants<\/p>\n
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Serving the house: The cost of Victorian domestic servants<\/p>\n
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Domestic Servants and their Duties<\/p>\n
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- Precedence in the Servants Hall<\/small><\/li>\n
- The Servant\u2019s Quarters in 19th Century Country Houses Like Downton Abbey<\/small><\/li>\n
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The REAL story of Britain\u2019s servant class <\/p>\n
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Servants: A life below stairs<\/p>\n
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- The Green Baize Door: Dividing Line Between Servant and Master<\/small><\/li>\n
- The Victorian Domestic Servant by Trevor May: A Review<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
T H E \u00a0 U N D E R C L A S S \u00a0(T H E \u00a0P O O R)\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n
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- The Underclass (or the Submerged Class)<\/small><\/li>\n
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Poverty in Victorian England: Charles Dickens\u2019 Oliver Twist<\/p>\n
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Down and Out in Victorian London<\/p>\n
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Poverty and the Poor | Dickens & the Victorian City<\/p>\n
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The Victorian Poorhouse<\/p>\n
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Poorhouses<\/p>\n
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Victorian Workhouses<\/p>\n
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Entering and Leaving the Workhouse<\/p>\n
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The Poor Law<\/p>\n
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The Poor Law Amendment Act<\/p>\n
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The New Poor Law – Victorian Crime and Punishment<\/p>\n
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London\u2019s Ragamuffins<\/p>\n
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I N T E R S E C T I O N A L I T Y (Of Class, Gender, Race, and Ability)<\/b><\/p>\n
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Class, Gender, and the Asylum<\/p>\n
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The Impact of Social Class Divisions on the Women of Victorian England<\/p>\n
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The Daily Life of Disabled People in Victorian England<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
W O R K &<\/b><\/p>\n
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Early and Mid-Victorian Attitudes towards Victorian
\nWorking-Class Prostitution, with a Special Focus on
\nLondon<\/p>\n<\/small><\/li>\n
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Prostitution and the Nineteenth Century: In Search of the \u2018Great Social Evil\u2019<\/p>\n
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Attitudes toward sexuality and sexual identity<\/p>\n
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- Victorian slang – a guide to sexual Victorian terms<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
O T H E R \u00a0 M A S T E R P O S T S<\/b><\/p>\n
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Writing Research – Victorian Era by ghostflowerdreams<\/small><\/li>\n
- How to Roleplay in the Victorian Era by\u00a0keir-reviews
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Legit\u2019s Historical Fashion Masterpost\u00a0by\u00a0legit-writing-tips
<\/small><\/li>\n- Susanna Ives – Many Research Links (covers Regency Era – Victorian Era)<\/small><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
eighteenfortyseven: B O O K S Flanders, Judith – The Victorian City Hughes, Kristina – Everyday Life in Regency and Victorian England Jackson, Lee – Daily Life in Victorian London Mayhew, Henry\u00a0et al\u00a0– The London Underworld in the Victorian Period Mitchell, Sally – Daily Life In Victorian England Pool, Daniel – What Jane Austin Ate … <\/p>\n