Victorian Things

Victorian Things by Asa Briggs, published by Penguin in 1990, offers a readable and entertaining survey of Victorian material culture. Spanning 448 pages, this edition presents a vivid exploration of the inventive and acquisitive nature of 19th-century England, focusing on the artifacts and societal norms that defined the era.
Readers will find a detailed examination of how material culture shaped the lives of individuals during this transformative period. The book delves into various aspects of daily life and societal developments, providing insights into the civilization of England in the 19th century. Through its engaging narrative, Victorian Things brings to life the complexities and richness of a society marked by innovation and consumption.
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This is a readable and entertaining survey of Victorian material culture, which brings vividly to life the material culture of one of the most inventive, and acquisitive, societies.
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