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London Life in the 18th Century by Mary Dorothy George

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London Life in the 18th Century

Mary Dorothy George

Chicago Review Press · Paperback · August 30, 2005

Reading lane: Victorian Britain (1837-1901)

From the disease infected rookeries and teeming vice-ridden streets to the sweatshops, coffee houses and spacious parks, George's recreation of a capital city in a dirty, brutal—but also elegant—age has never been surpassed.

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Who It's For

Good for readers who enjoy Victorian Britain (1837-1901)Good for fans of HistoryGood for readers who enjoy Victorian Britain (1837-1901) and 18th-Century History.

Book Details

Authors
Mary Dorothy George
Publisher
Chicago Review Press
Published
August 30, 2005
Format
Paperback
Theme
Victorian Britain (1837-1901) · 18th-Century History
Reading lane
Victorian Britain (1837-1901)

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  • British History

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About This Book

From the disease infected rookeries and teeming vice-ridden streets to the sweatshops, coffee houses and spacious parks, George's recreation of a capital city in a dirty, brutal—but also elegant—age has never been surpassed. Both a social history and an impeccably documented reference work, her book chronicles the change in social attitudes between 1700 and 1800, which left London cleaner, healthier and more ordered.

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