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A readable and insightful study of British society in the time of Victorian England by historian W. J. Reader, exploring the social, political and cultural changes that shaped nineteenth-century England.
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Victorian England by W. J. Reader provides an engaging and accessible study of British society during the nineteenth century, exploring the social, political, and economic transformations that shaped the Victorian era. Covering themes such as industrialisation, class structure, cultural life, and political reform, Reader presents a well-rounded portrait of a society in transition.
This volume examines the complexities of Victorian life, from the expansion of empire and industrial progress to the social challenges faced by rapidly growing cities. Written in a clear and scholarly style, Victorian England remains a valuable introduction for students, historians, and readers interested in the history of nineteenth-century Britain.
A solid reference work for collectors of British history and Victorian studies.
Condition – Very Good
Original illustrated dust jacket present but showing moderate shelf wear, creasing and edge wear with a prominent crease across the front panel. The binding remains firm and intact. Internally clean with no major defects noted. A sound reading copy.






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