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Victoria's England
Neff, Emery | May 1, 1935 issue

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The article focuses on the book entitled "Early Victorian England 1830-1865." The book has two volumes which are edited by G.M. Young. According to the author the object of these volumes is to provide the background of ideas and habits, to recall the sights and sounds of early Victorian England, and so create for the reader of the history or literature of the time the atmosphere which will bring their details into perspective and relief. The contributors to these volumes are saturated with Victorian literature, and draw upon invaluable recollections and oral traditions. They discuss without squeamishness sanitation and morals.

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EARLY Victorian England 1830-1865 (Book); YOUNG, G. M.; SOCIAL history; AUTHORS; ENGLISH literature -- 19th century; CONDUCT of life
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