Much as its predecessors, this volume on early Victorian London is a treasure and a delight to read. While the author focuses upon some of the physical aspects of the city (i.e., rivers, streets, buildings), the book really is much more concerned with the daily life of the city during the () period, and that is its great bltadwin.ru by: Liza Picard presents an enthralling picture of how life in London in the Victorian era was really lived. The Victorian era covers a large span in years and was a time when the world was changing more quickly than at any period in its bltadwin.ru by: · Victorian London: The Tale of a City – – By Liza Picard - Galbraith - - Historian - Wiley Online Library. Historian. Volume 69, Issue 3 p. Author: Gretchen R. Galbraith.
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Victorian London: The Life of a City Victorian London.: Liza Picard. Orion, - History - pages. 7 Reviews. From rag-gatherers to royalty, from fish knives to Freemasons. 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. Victorian London: The Tale of a City – Liza Picard, Author. St Martin's $ (p) ISBN She goes on to show how the rise of railways transformed Victorian urban.
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