Victorian London: the life of a city, 1840 - 1870
To Londoners, the years 1840 to 1870 were years of dramatic change and achievement. As suburbs expanded and roads multiplied, London was ripped apart to build railway lines and stations and life-saving sewers. The Thames was contained by embankments, and traffic congestion was eased by the first und...
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| Zusammenfassung: | To Londoners, the years 1840 to 1870 were years of dramatic change and achievement. As suburbs expanded and roads multiplied, London was ripped apart to build railway lines and stations and life-saving sewers. The Thames was contained by embankments, and traffic congestion was eased by the first underground railway in the world. A start was made on providing housing and education for the "deserving poor"--but there was also appalling poverty and exploitation. Cruelty and hypocrisy flourished alongside invention, industry, and philanthropy. Here, Liza Picard shows us the physical reality of daily life, taking us into schools and prisons, churches and cemeteries.--From publisher description. |
| Beschreibung: | XVI, 368 S. Ill., Kt. |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS XI PREFACE XIII CHAPTER I: SMELLS I
CESSPITS * SEWERS * EXCREMENT * BURIAL GROUNDS * COAL GAS * SLUMS *
BERMONDSEY * WATER CLOSETS - THE GREAT STINK * BAZALGETTE S INTERCEPTING
SEWERS * ABBEY MILLS PUMPING STATION * THE ROYAL INAUGURATION * THE
SALMON CHAPTER 2: THE RIVER 9 TIDES, FLOODS, FOGS AND FROST * THE THAMES
CONSERVATORS * THE WATERMEN S COMPANY * ACCIDENTS * THE HUSBANDS BOAT
* STEAM REPLACING SAIL AND OARS - THE TEA DERBY * ROYAL OCCASIONS * A
RIVER DEMO * AN OPTIMISTIC ACROBAT * THE BOAT RACE * VISIT OF THE GREAT
BRITAIN * CHINESE JUNKS * FIRES THE GREAT EASTERN * DECLINE OF
SHIPBUILDING * THE DOCKS CHAPTER 3: THE STREETS 22 MAPS * THE STREET
LAYOUT * MEDIEVAL SURVIVALS * COW-HOUSES * TRAFFIC JAMS NEW ROADS *
BAZALGETTE S EMBANKMENTS * TRAFFIC CONTROL * OBSTRUCTIONS * THE SUBURBS
* ROAD SURFACES * COACHES AND CABS * OMNIBUSES * VELOCIPEDES CHAPTER 4:
THE RAILWAYS 34 SPEED * RAILWAY TIME - LINES AND STATIONS * ACCIDENTS *
COOK S TOURS * TRAVELLING CONDITIONS * W. H. SMITH * THE ELECTRIC
TELEGRAPH * PARLIAMENTARY TRAINS * RAILWAY HOTELS * THE UNDERGROUND
RAILWAY VI CONTENTS CHAPTER 5: BUILDINGS 45 THE SLUMS * PHILANTHROPIC
HOUSING * GEORGE PEABODY * ANGELA BURDETT COUTTS * PUBLIC BATHHOUSES *
TERRACED COTTAGES * MIDDLE-CLASS HOUSING * STEPS AND LETTER BOXES *
BATHS * LAVATORIES * EARTH CLOSETS * BELGRAVIA * BUCKINGHAM PALACE * THE
LAW COURTS * THE FOREIGN OFFICE * ALBERTOPOLIS * THE BRITISH MUSEUM *
THE PALL MALL CLUBS * THE PALACE OF WESTMINSTER CHAPTER 6:
PRACTICALITIES 59 LONDON S SIZE AND POPULATION * ITS GOVERNMENT *
CONTRASTING DISTRICTS * THE POLICE * THE FIRE SERVICE * WATER SUPPLY *
GAS * REFUSE COLLECTION AND DUST HEAPS * AIR POLLUTION * THE POSTAL
SERVICE CHAPTER 7: DESTITUTION AND POVERTY 70 MAYHEW * THE PAUPER
CHILDREN * BEGGARS * BONE-GRUBBERS, RAG-GATHERERS AND PURE-COLLECTORS *
MUDLARKS AND OTHERS * SELLING GOODS AND SERVICES * SLUM DWELLINGS *
SOYER S SOUP KITCHENS * LOW LODGING-HOUSES * THE WORKHOUSE * THE
MONSTER SCHOOL * THE WORK TEST CHAPTER 8: THE WORKING CLASS 81 A
LABOURER S EXPENDITURE * COSTERMONGERS * STREET SELLERS * FAST FOOD *
MILK WOMEN * THE KNACKERS YARD * BREWING * SUGAR REFINING * ROAD
TRANSPORT * CUBITT * THE LEATHER INDUSTRY * CHRISTY S HAT FACTORY *
SHIPBUILDING * HOLIDAYS * TRADE UNIONS * FRIENDLY SOCIETIES * SAMUEL
SMILES CHAPTER 9: THE MIDDLE CLASS 95 WHO WERE THEY? * CLERKS * THE POST
OFFICE * THE BANK OF ENGLAND * PRIVATE BANKS * CASHING A CHEQUE * THE
PROFESSIONS * MOVING OUT OF CENTRAL LONDON * HOW TO BE A LADY -
GENTLEMEN S CLUBS * MARRIAGE * GOOD CAUSES * THE INCOME TAX * JANE
CARLYLE S TAX APPEAL CHAPTER 10: THE UPPER CLASS AND ROYALTY 109
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE * LADY FREDERICK CAVENDISH * THE ARMY - THE
PURCHASE SYSTEM * THE GUARDS * THE SEASON * A ROYAL BALL * ALBERT S
UNPOPULARITY * HIS RELATIONS WITH VICTORIA * MONEY * VICTORIA * EFFECT
OF ALBERT S DEATH CONTENTS VII CHAPTER II: DOMESTIC SERVICE 120
SLAVEYS * HANNAH CULWICK * CLEANING * OTHER HOUSEWORK * HANNAH S
CHRISTMAS * JANE CARLYLE AND BEDBUGS * THE HOUSEHOLD WASH * MAIDS
DRESSES * MENSERVANTS * WILLIAM TAYLER * SERVANTS REGISTER OFFICES *
PAY * WRITTEN REFERENCES * FALSE EYES * SAVINGS CHAPTER 12: HOUSES AND
GARDENS 131 V POOR COTTAGES * A SCHOOLTEACHERS HOUSE * THE BETTER-OFF *
BEDROOM FURNITURE * DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE * JACOBETHAN * GOTHIC * LOUIS
XIV WALLPAPERS * WILLIAM MORRIS * CURTAINS * WARDIAN CASES COVERINGS *
KNICK-KNACKS * DAGUERREOTYPES * PET BIRDS * LIGHTING * PATINATED BRONZE
* GARDENS * MANURE * /^FC * /A; MOWERS * ROCKERIES * HOT-HOUSES *
JB/AN^ SUPPLIERS * LODDIGES NURSERY * LOUDON * FASHIONS IN PLANTS * THE
ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY CHAPTER 13: FOOD I48 THE POOR * THE WORKING
CLASS * THE MIDDLE CLASS * BUTCHERS * FISHMONGERS * GROCERY STORES *
BRAND NAMES * FOOD ADULTERATION * COPPER PANS * KITCHEN DESIGN * COOKING
RANGES * COAL AND GAS * COOKERY BOOKS * ELIZA ACTON * AIRS BEETON *
EVENING DINNER * COFFEE * EATING IMPLEMENTS * HOUSEHOLD ROUTINE * LUNCH
OUT * DINNER OUT * SOYER S SYMPOSIUM CHAPTER 14: CLOTHES AND SO ON 162
THE VERY POOR * WORKING MEN * SMOCK FROCKS * SECOND-HAND CLOTHES *
ALOSES AND SON * TOP HATS * MEN S COATS * TROUSERS * SHIRTS * SMOKING-
JACKETS * RAINWEAR AND UMBRELLAS * UNDERWEAR - FACIAL HAIR * BATHS *
WOMEN S WEAR * THE BODICE * THE SKIRT * FOOTWEAR * THE CRINOLINE *
PETTICOATS * TIGHT LACING * DRAWERS * SHAWLS * DRESS-MAKERS * SEWING
MACHINES * READY-MADE CLOTHES * PAPER PATTERNS * COSMETICS * HAIR *
CHILDREN CHAPTER 15: HEALTH 179 DENTISTRY * MEDICINE * CLASS DIFFERENCES
* WORKHOUSE INFIRMARIES * GENERAL HOSPITALS * GOVERNORS LETTERS *
SPECIALIST HOSPITALS * MEDICAL SCHOOLS * MEDICAL CAREERS * NURSING *
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE * GROWTH OF MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE * ANTISEPSIS *
ANAESTHESIA * CLANDESTINE DISSECTION * MIRACLE CURES * SELF MEDICATION
* CHILDHOOD DISEASES * TUBERCULOSIS * SMALLPOX * CHOLERA * THE MIASMA
THEORY * DR SNOW AND THE BROAD STREET PUMP * THE DOMESTIC SICKROOM *
AIRS BEETON VLLL CONTENTS CHAPTER 16: AMUSEMENTS 197 RAT PITS AND
DOGFIGHTS * PENNY GAFFS * THEATRES * MUSIC HALLS * THE ALHAMBRA * THE
OPERA * MUSICAL CONCERTS * THE PLEASURE GARDENS * VAUXHALL * CREMOME *
PUBLIC PARKS * VICTORIA PARK * BATTERSEA PARK * THE ROYAL PARKS *
DESTITUTES AND RATS * GREEN PARK AND ST JAMES S PARK * HYDE PARK *
KENSINGTON GARDENS * REGENTS PARK * THE %PO * SURREY GARDENS * KEW *
WYLD S ( MONSTER GLOBE * MUSEUMS * BUCKINGHAM PALACE CHAPTER 17: THE
GREAT EXHIBITION 213 THE RIGHT CONDITIONS * THE CHARTISTS * THE ROYAL
SOCIETY OF ARTS * THE SITE * THE AIM OF THE EXHIBITION * THE BUILDING *
THE OPENING * TICKETS * REFRESHMENTS * THE LAVATORIES * THE EXHIBITS *
THE STATUES * THE KOH-I-NOOR * CRIMINALS AND REVOLUTIONARIES * THE
VISITORS * THE QUEEN * THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON * RAILWAY EXCURSIONS * THE
PENZANCE PEDESTRIAN * ATTENDANCE FIGURES * CLOSING DAY CHAPTER 18: THE
CRYSTAL PALACE AT SYDENHAM 225 THE MOVE TO SYDENHAM * ACCESS *
CONSTRUCTION * AIMS TO EDUCATE THE MASSES * THE ARCHITECTURAL COURTS *
ALCOHOL AND SUNDAY OPENING * THE NUDE STATUES * PAXTON S WATERWORKS *
THE EXTINCT ANIMALS * POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS * MUSIC * THE IGJOEFIRE
CHAPTER 19: EDUCATION 234 THE RAGGED SCHOOLS * QUINTIN HOGG * THE RAGGED
SCHOOL UNION * THE WORKHOUSE SCHOOLS * ANGLICAN AND NONCONFORMIST
SCHOOLS * THE MONITORIAL SYSTEM * PUPIL-TEACHERS * MATTHEW ARNOLD *
TEACHER TRAINING COLLEGES * THE JEWS FREE SCHOOL * THE MASONIC SCHOOLS
* APPRENTICESHIP * THE CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL * THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS *
EVENING CLASSES * THE POLYTECHNIC * EDUCATION FOR GIRLS * MUDIE S
LENDING LIBRARY * THE LONDON LIBRARY * THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON CHAPTER
20: WOMEN 250 EMPLOYMENT FOR THE POOR * FOR THE WORKING CLASS * THE SLOP
TRADE * FEMALE CLERKS * DRESS-MAKING * PROSTITUTION - IN THE SLUMS AND
THE WEST END * FLORA TRISTAN ON THE SINS OF THE ARISTOCRACY * GRANDES
HORIZONTALES * THE VICTORIAN TASTE FOR PORNOGRAPHY * REFORMERS * THE
MIDDLE CLASS * GOVERNESSES * AN ALTERNATIVE TO CELIBACY * MARRIAGE FOR
WORKING WOMEN * CONTENTS IX FOR THE MIDDLE CLASS * SEX * CONTRACEPTION *
DIVORCE * TWO SOCIETY CASES * WERE THEY HAPPY? CHAPTER 21: CRIMES AND
PUNISHMENTS 269 THIEVING * SOME FAVOURITE PLOYS * THE MANNING MURDER
CASE * POISONING * TRIALS * SOCIETY SCANDALS * SENTENCES * PRISONS -
JEREMY BENTHAM S PANOPTICON DESIGN * MILLBANK - PENTONVILLE * THE
SEPARATE SYSTEM * BRIXTON PRISON FOR WOMEN * TRANSPORTATION * THE
HULKS * HARD LABOUR * HANGINGS CHAPTER 22: RELIGION 282 THE I8SSI
RELIGIOUS CENSUS * ABSENTEES * THE WORKING CLASS * ANGLICANISM * THE
BROAD CHURCH * NEWMANS OXFORD MOVEMENT * THE ANGLO-CATHOLICS * ST
ALBAN S CHURCH * QUEEN VICTORIA, DAYS OF FAST, AND DAYS OF HUMILIATION
AND PRAYER * THE LOW CHURCH * BUILDING NEW CHURCHES * ROMAN CATHOLICISM
* NONCONFORMIST SECTS * SPURGEON * THE QUAKERS * SPIRITUALISM * THE JEWS
CHAPTER 23: DEATH 296 IN A POOR FAMILY - CROWDED CHURCHYARDS * KENSAL
GREEN CEMETERY * THE DUKE OF SUSSEX * A TOURIST SIGHT * VAULTS AND
CATACOMBS * OTHER PRIVATELY OWNED CEMETERIES * HIGHGATE * BROMPTON *
ABNEY PARK * OTHERS * THE 1852 METROPOLITAN BURIAL ACT * LOCAL AUTHORITY
CEMETERIES * COFFINS MOURNING CLOTHES * PUBLIC MOURNING * SHILLIBEER S
PATENT HEARSE FUNERAL PROCESSIONS * THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON APPENDICES
1 WHAT YOU GOT FOR YOUR MONEY 310 2 CURRENCY AND MEASUREMENTS 313 3 THE
RETAIL PRICE INDEX, 1840-1870 314 NOTES 315 INDEX 355
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CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS XI PREFACE XIII CHAPTER I: SMELLS I
CESSPITS * SEWERS * EXCREMENT * BURIAL GROUNDS * COAL GAS * SLUMS *
BERMONDSEY * WATER CLOSETS - THE GREAT STINK * BAZALGETTE'S INTERCEPTING
SEWERS * ABBEY MILLS PUMPING STATION * THE ROYAL INAUGURATION * THE
SALMON CHAPTER 2: THE RIVER 9 TIDES, FLOODS, FOGS AND FROST * THE THAMES
CONSERVATORS * THE WATERMEN'S COMPANY * ACCIDENTS * THE 'HUSBANDS' BOAT'
* STEAM REPLACING SAIL AND OARS - THE TEA DERBY * ROYAL OCCASIONS * A
RIVER DEMO * AN OPTIMISTIC ACROBAT * THE BOAT RACE * VISIT OF THE GREAT
BRITAIN * CHINESE JUNKS * FIRES ' THE GREAT EASTERN * DECLINE OF
SHIPBUILDING * THE DOCKS CHAPTER 3: THE STREETS 22 MAPS * THE STREET
LAYOUT * MEDIEVAL SURVIVALS * COW-HOUSES * TRAFFIC JAMS ' NEW ROADS *
BAZALGETTE'S EMBANKMENTS * TRAFFIC CONTROL * OBSTRUCTIONS * THE SUBURBS
* ROAD SURFACES * COACHES AND CABS * OMNIBUSES * VELOCIPEDES CHAPTER 4:
THE RAILWAYS 34 SPEED * RAILWAY TIME - LINES AND STATIONS * ACCIDENTS *
COOK'S TOURS * TRAVELLING CONDITIONS * W. H. SMITH * THE ELECTRIC
TELEGRAPH * PARLIAMENTARY TRAINS * RAILWAY HOTELS * THE UNDERGROUND
RAILWAY VI CONTENTS CHAPTER 5: BUILDINGS 45 THE SLUMS * PHILANTHROPIC
HOUSING * GEORGE PEABODY * ANGELA BURDETT COUTTS * PUBLIC BATHHOUSES *
TERRACED COTTAGES * MIDDLE-CLASS HOUSING * STEPS AND LETTER BOXES *
BATHS * LAVATORIES * EARTH CLOSETS * BELGRAVIA * BUCKINGHAM PALACE * THE
LAW COURTS * THE FOREIGN OFFICE * 'ALBERTOPOLIS' * THE BRITISH MUSEUM *
THE PALL MALL CLUBS * THE PALACE OF WESTMINSTER CHAPTER 6:
PRACTICALITIES 59 LONDON'S SIZE AND POPULATION * ITS GOVERNMENT *
CONTRASTING DISTRICTS * THE POLICE * THE FIRE SERVICE * WATER SUPPLY *
GAS * REFUSE COLLECTION AND DUST HEAPS * AIR POLLUTION * THE POSTAL
SERVICE CHAPTER 7: DESTITUTION AND POVERTY 70 MAYHEW * THE PAUPER
CHILDREN * BEGGARS * BONE-GRUBBERS, RAG-GATHERERS AND PURE-COLLECTORS *
MUDLARKS AND OTHERS * SELLING GOODS AND SERVICES * SLUM DWELLINGS *
SOYER'S SOUP KITCHENS * LOW LODGING-HOUSES * THE WORKHOUSE * THE
'MONSTER SCHOOL' * THE WORK TEST CHAPTER 8: THE WORKING CLASS 81 A
LABOURER'S EXPENDITURE * COSTERMONGERS * STREET SELLERS * FAST FOOD *
MILK WOMEN * THE KNACKERS' YARD * BREWING * SUGAR REFINING * ROAD
TRANSPORT * CUBITT * THE LEATHER INDUSTRY * CHRISTY'S HAT FACTORY *
SHIPBUILDING * HOLIDAYS * TRADE UNIONS * FRIENDLY SOCIETIES * SAMUEL
SMILES CHAPTER 9: THE MIDDLE CLASS 95 WHO WERE THEY? * CLERKS * THE POST
OFFICE * THE BANK OF ENGLAND * PRIVATE BANKS * CASHING A CHEQUE * THE
PROFESSIONS * MOVING OUT OF CENTRAL LONDON * HOW TO BE A LADY -
GENTLEMEN'S CLUBS * MARRIAGE * GOOD CAUSES * THE INCOME TAX * JANE
CARLYLE'S TAX APPEAL CHAPTER 10: THE UPPER CLASS AND ROYALTY 109
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE * LADY FREDERICK CAVENDISH * THE ARMY - THE
'PURCHASE SYSTEM' * THE GUARDS * THE SEASON * A ROYAL BALL * ALBERT'S
UNPOPULARITY * HIS RELATIONS WITH VICTORIA * MONEY * VICTORIA * EFFECT
OF ALBERT'S DEATH CONTENTS VII CHAPTER II: DOMESTIC SERVICE 120
'SLAVEYS' * HANNAH CULWICK * CLEANING * OTHER HOUSEWORK * HANNAH'S
CHRISTMAS * JANE CARLYLE AND BEDBUGS * THE HOUSEHOLD WASH * MAIDS'
DRESSES * MENSERVANTS * WILLIAM TAYLER * SERVANTS' REGISTER OFFICES *
PAY * WRITTEN REFERENCES * FALSE EYES * SAVINGS CHAPTER 12: HOUSES AND
GARDENS 131 V POOR COTTAGES * A SCHOOLTEACHERS HOUSE * THE BETTER-OFF *
BEDROOM FURNITURE * DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE * JACOBETHAN * GOTHIC * LOUIS
XIV WALLPAPERS * WILLIAM MORRIS * CURTAINS * WARDIAN CASES COVERINGS *
KNICK-KNACKS * DAGUERREOTYPES * PET BIRDS * LIGHTING * PATINATED BRONZE
* GARDENS * MANURE * /^FC * /A; MOWERS * ROCKERIES * HOT-HOUSES *
JB/AN^ SUPPLIERS * LODDIGES NURSERY * LOUDON * FASHIONS IN PLANTS * THE
ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY CHAPTER 13: FOOD I48 THE POOR * THE WORKING
CLASS * THE MIDDLE CLASS * BUTCHERS * FISHMONGERS * GROCERY STORES *
BRAND NAMES * FOOD ADULTERATION * COPPER PANS * KITCHEN DESIGN * COOKING
RANGES * COAL AND GAS * COOKERY BOOKS * ELIZA ACTON * AIRS BEETON *
EVENING DINNER * COFFEE * EATING IMPLEMENTS * HOUSEHOLD ROUTINE * LUNCH
OUT * DINNER OUT * SOYER'S SYMPOSIUM CHAPTER 14: CLOTHES AND SO ON 162
THE VERY POOR * WORKING MEN * SMOCK FROCKS * SECOND-HAND CLOTHES *
ALOSES AND SON * TOP HATS * MEN'S COATS * TROUSERS * SHIRTS * SMOKING-
JACKETS * RAINWEAR AND UMBRELLAS * UNDERWEAR - FACIAL HAIR * BATHS *
WOMEN'S WEAR * THE BODICE * THE SKIRT * FOOTWEAR * THE CRINOLINE *
PETTICOATS * TIGHT LACING * DRAWERS * SHAWLS * DRESS-MAKERS * SEWING
MACHINES * READY-MADE CLOTHES * PAPER PATTERNS * COSMETICS * HAIR *
CHILDREN CHAPTER 15: HEALTH 179 DENTISTRY * MEDICINE * CLASS DIFFERENCES
* WORKHOUSE INFIRMARIES * GENERAL HOSPITALS * GOVERNORS' LETTERS *
SPECIALIST HOSPITALS * MEDICAL SCHOOLS * MEDICAL CAREERS * NURSING *
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE * GROWTH OF MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE * ANTISEPSIS *
ANAESTHESIA * CLANDESTINE DISSECTION * 'MIRACLE CURES' * SELF MEDICATION
* CHILDHOOD DISEASES * TUBERCULOSIS * SMALLPOX * CHOLERA * THE MIASMA
THEORY * DR SNOW AND THE BROAD STREET PUMP * THE DOMESTIC SICKROOM *
AIRS BEETON VLLL CONTENTS CHAPTER 16: AMUSEMENTS 197 RAT PITS AND
DOGFIGHTS * PENNY GAFFS * THEATRES * MUSIC HALLS * THE ALHAMBRA * THE
OPERA * MUSICAL CONCERTS * THE PLEASURE GARDENS * VAUXHALL * CREMOME *
PUBLIC PARKS * VICTORIA PARK * BATTERSEA PARK * THE ROYAL PARKS *
DESTITUTES AND RATS * GREEN PARK AND ST JAMES'S PARK * HYDE PARK *
KENSINGTON GARDENS * REGENTS PARK * THE %PO * SURREY GARDENS * KEW *
WYLD'S ( MONSTER GLOBE' * MUSEUMS * BUCKINGHAM PALACE CHAPTER 17: THE
GREAT EXHIBITION 213 THE RIGHT CONDITIONS * THE CHARTISTS * THE ROYAL
SOCIETY OF ARTS * THE SITE * THE AIM OF THE EXHIBITION * THE BUILDING *
THE OPENING * TICKETS * REFRESHMENTS * THE LAVATORIES * THE EXHIBITS *
THE STATUES * THE KOH-I-NOOR * CRIMINALS AND REVOLUTIONARIES * THE
VISITORS * THE QUEEN * THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON * RAILWAY EXCURSIONS * THE
PENZANCE PEDESTRIAN * ATTENDANCE FIGURES * CLOSING DAY CHAPTER 18: THE
CRYSTAL PALACE AT SYDENHAM 225 THE MOVE TO SYDENHAM * ACCESS *
CONSTRUCTION * AIMS TO EDUCATE THE MASSES * THE ARCHITECTURAL COURTS *
ALCOHOL AND SUNDAY OPENING * THE NUDE STATUES * PAXTON'S WATERWORKS *
THE EXTINCT ANIMALS * POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS * MUSIC * THE IGJOEFIRE
CHAPTER 19: EDUCATION 234 THE RAGGED SCHOOLS * QUINTIN HOGG * THE RAGGED
SCHOOL UNION * THE WORKHOUSE SCHOOLS * ANGLICAN AND NONCONFORMIST
SCHOOLS * THE MONITORIAL SYSTEM * PUPIL-TEACHERS * MATTHEW ARNOLD *
TEACHER TRAINING COLLEGES * THE JEWS' FREE SCHOOL * THE MASONIC SCHOOLS
* APPRENTICESHIP * THE CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL * THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS *
EVENING CLASSES * THE POLYTECHNIC * EDUCATION FOR GIRLS * MUDIE'S
LENDING LIBRARY * THE LONDON LIBRARY * THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON CHAPTER
20: WOMEN 250 EMPLOYMENT FOR THE POOR * FOR THE WORKING CLASS * THE SLOP
TRADE * FEMALE CLERKS * DRESS-MAKING * PROSTITUTION - IN THE SLUMS AND
THE WEST END * FLORA TRISTAN ON THE SINS OF THE ARISTOCRACY * GRANDES
HORIZONTALES * THE VICTORIAN TASTE FOR PORNOGRAPHY * REFORMERS * THE
MIDDLE CLASS * GOVERNESSES * AN ALTERNATIVE TO CELIBACY * MARRIAGE FOR
WORKING WOMEN * CONTENTS IX FOR THE MIDDLE CLASS * SEX * CONTRACEPTION *
DIVORCE * TWO SOCIETY CASES * WERE THEY HAPPY? CHAPTER 21: CRIMES AND
PUNISHMENTS 269 THIEVING * SOME FAVOURITE PLOYS * THE MANNING MURDER
CASE * POISONING * TRIALS * SOCIETY SCANDALS * SENTENCES * PRISONS -
JEREMY BENTHAM'S PANOPTICON DESIGN * MILLBANK - PENTONVILLE * THE
'SEPARATE SYSTEM ' * BRIXTON PRISON FOR WOMEN * TRANSPORTATION * THE
HULKS * HARD LABOUR * HANGINGS CHAPTER 22: RELIGION 282 THE I8SSI
RELIGIOUS CENSUS * ABSENTEES * THE WORKING CLASS * ANGLICANISM * THE
BROAD CHURCH * NEWMANS OXFORD MOVEMENT * THE ANGLO-CATHOLICS * ST
ALBAN'S CHURCH * QUEEN VICTORIA, DAYS OF FAST, AND DAYS OF HUMILIATION
AND PRAYER * THE LOW CHURCH * BUILDING NEW CHURCHES * ROMAN CATHOLICISM
* NONCONFORMIST SECTS * SPURGEON * THE QUAKERS * SPIRITUALISM * THE JEWS
CHAPTER 23: DEATH 296 IN A POOR FAMILY - CROWDED CHURCHYARDS * KENSAL
GREEN CEMETERY * THE DUKE OF SUSSEX * A TOURIST SIGHT * VAULTS AND
CATACOMBS * OTHER PRIVATELY OWNED CEMETERIES * HIGHGATE * BROMPTON *
ABNEY PARK * OTHERS * THE 1852 METROPOLITAN BURIAL ACT * LOCAL AUTHORITY
CEMETERIES * COFFINS ' MOURNING CLOTHES * PUBLIC MOURNING * SHILLIBEER'S
PATENT HEARSE ' FUNERAL PROCESSIONS * THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON APPENDICES
1 WHAT YOU GOT FOR YOUR MONEY 310 2 CURRENCY AND MEASUREMENTS 313 3 THE
RETAIL PRICE INDEX, 1840-1870 314 NOTES 315 INDEX 355 |
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