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Textbook
ISBN
9780312366599
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Publisher
St. Martin's Press
ISBN-10
0312366590
ISBN-13
9780312366599
eBay Product ID (ePID)
56984557

Product Key Features

Book Title
Victorian London : the Tale of a City, 1840-1870
Number of Pages
416 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Europe / Great Britain / Victorian Era (1837-1901), Europe / Great Britain / General, Sociology / Urban
Publication Year
2007
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Social Science, History
Author
Liza Picard
Format
Perfect

Dimensions

Item Height
0.9 in
Item Weight
21.7 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

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Reviews
Picard has made a career of writing about London during particular historical eras, and in her Victorian volume she retains the wry tone that makes her social histories so entertaining., Praise for Victorian London   "Arch and conversational in tone, Picard's history is an informative treat."--- Publishers Weekly   "Picard has made a career of writing about London during particular historical eras, and in her Victorian volume she retains the wry tone that makes her social histories so entertaining."--- Library Journal   Praise for Elizabeth's London "It's a marvelous book, and only Liza Picard could have written it."--- Boston Globe     "Lively guide to Elizabethan England."--- Washington Post   "The detail is rich and remarkable."--- Kirkus Reviews, "Arch and conversational in tone, Picard's history is an informative treat."--- Publishers Weekly   "Picard has made a career of writing about London during particular historical eras, and in her Victorian volume she retains the wry tone that makes her social histories so entertaining."--- Library Journal  , Praise forVictorian London "Arch and conversational in tone, Picard's history is an informative treat."---Publishers Weekly "Picard has made a career of writing about London during particular historical eras, and in her Victorian volume she retains the wry tone that makes her social histories so entertaining."---Library Journal Praise forElizabeth's London"It's a marvelous book, and only Liza Picard could have written it."---BostonGlobe  "Lively guide to Elizabethan England."---WashingtonPost "The detail is rich and remarkable."---Kirkus Reviews, "Arch and conversational in tone, Picard's history is an informative treat." -- Publishers Weekly "Picard has made a career of writing about London during particular historical eras, and in her Victorian volume she retains the wry tone that makes her social histories so entertaining." -- Library Journal, Praise for Victorian London "Arch and conversational in tone, Picard's history is an informative treat."--- Publishers Weekly "Picard has made a career of writing about London during particular historical eras, and in her Victorian volume she retains the wry tone that makes her social histories so entertaining."--- Library Journal Praise for Elizabeth's London "It's a marvelous book, and only Liza Picard could have written it."--- Boston Globe "Lively guide to Elizabethan England."--- Washington Post "The detail is rich and remarkable."--- Kirkus Reviews
Synopsis
For readers who enjoy their history told with a sense of gusto, verve, and a keen eye for detail, Liza Picard brings Victorian London to fruitful life. With her trademark wit and passionate interest in the quirky realities of everyday life, Liza Picard vividly recalls all the splendors and horrors of Victorian life. As suburbs expanded and roads multiplied, London was ripped apart to make way for railway lines and stations, sewers, and the world's first subway. "Deserving poor" saw the first public housing projects, and significant advances were made in medicine. Using unpublished diaries of Londoners, Picard uncovers signs of progress in London such as flushing toilets, umbrellas, letter boxes, and traffic regulations. But it was still a city of cholera outbreaks, public executions, and the workhouse, where parents could sell their children for as little as £12. Liza Picard is in top form in what is her best book yet., For readers who enjoy their history told with a sense of gusto, verve, and a keen eye for detail, Liza Picard brings Victorian London to fruitful life. With her trademark wit and passionate interest in the quirky realities of everyday life, Liza Picard vividly recalls all the splendors and horrors of Victorian life. As suburbs expanded and roads multiplied, London was ripped apart to make way for railway lines and stations, sewers, and the world's first subway. "Deserving poor" saw the first public housing projects, and significant advances were made in medicine. Using unpublished diaries of Londoners, Picard uncovers signs of progress in London such as flushing toilets, umbrellas, letter boxes, and traffic regulations. But it was still a city of cholera outbreaks, public executions, and the workhouse, where parents could sell their children for as little as 12. Liza Picard is in top form in what is her best book yet.

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