3161 results for 'Carr, Victoria'

Rosamond Halsey Carr's memoir is a thrilling account of her life in Rwanda, spanning half a century. In 1949, she accompanied her husband to what was then the Belgian Congo, but after their marriage...

Experience the golden age of British history with Eyewitness Victorians. This comprehensive visual guide explores how the Industrial Revolution changed the world forever, from vast railway networks...

At the darkest moment of the year, Christmas arrives as a joyful and magical season. Families and friends come together to share beloved customs and traditions that have been passed down over...

Discover the darker side of Victorian England with this collection of 56 true crime cases from the Illustrated Police News.From infamous crimes like the Bravo Mystery and the Llangibby Massacre, to...

This charming little book provides a feast of original recipes from Victorian times, which are still perfectly reliable today. It features dishes such as spring soup and mayonnaise of chicken in...

Victorian CSI: A Guide to Forensic Medicine in Action. Published in 2009, this collection of selections from William A. Guy's "Principles of Forensic Medicine" provides insight into the emerging...

A fascinating glimpse into Victorian Pontypool is offered in this unique collection of newspaper articles from the past. The lives of those who lived in the town and its surrounding villages are...

The Devil and the Victorians: Supernatural Evil in Nineteenth-Century English Culture This book explores the significance of the Devil in Victorian England, revealing his pervasiveness and diversity...

The Superbloom: How Technologies of Connection Tear Us Apart In our pursuit of more efficient communication, we often overlook the unintended consequences. From the telegraph to the internet and...

Discover the remarkable transformation of Brackley during the Victorian era. Once known as Sleepy Hollow, this Northamptonshire town underwent significant changes, driven by extraordinary scandals...

The Victorian Stage: A Comprehensive Survey This book provides a detailed examination of theatre practice and dramatic literature during the Victorian period. Michael Booth explores the social and...

Discover the history of Cwmbran during its Victorian era through a collection of newspaper articles from the time.This unique publication brings to life the town's past, featuring events such as...

Liverpool's Victorian Heritage Revealed By the 19th century, Liverpool's thriving trade brought immense wealth to the city, reflected in its grand buildings. Many of these structures were designed to...

The Victorian Governess by Kathryn Hughes explores the life of the governess in 19th-century England. Drawing from original diaries and previously undiscovered sources, Hughes sheds light on the...

The intellectual heart of nineteenth-century London was Bloomsbury. This vibrant quarter was home to a community of reformers who championed education, emancipation, and health for all. Drawing on...

Eminent Victorians by Lytton Strachey is a collection of biographical studies that offer insight into the lives of notable figures from 19th-century Britain. Written in a witty and engaging style,...

Inventing the Victorians challenges many of our preconceptions about the culture of the 19th century. Matthew Sweet argues that the Victorians were not as stuffy and conservative as often believed,...

First published in 1947, this Reader's Guide to Victorian fiction provides an overview of the genre, covering a range of genres and subject matter. Written by experts in their field, it features...

Victorian Pain by Rachel Ablow explores how writers and thinkers of the 19th century grappled with the concept of pain. As new scientific understandings made it conceivable to eradicate pain, this...

E.H. Carr's Twenty Years' Crisis is a foundational work in International Relations, first published in 1939 and immediately recognized as a defining text by scholars and policymakers alike. Written...

Kris Carr's Crazy Sexy Diet offers a vibrant approach to health and wellness. This beautifully illustrated resource provides an anti-inflammatory, vegetarian program that emphasizes balancing the...

The Bible's Traumatic Origins: A New Perspective on Holy Resilience A thought-provoking reinterpretation of the Bible's origins, this book explores how human suffering gave birth to the sacred texts...

The A-Z of Victorian Crime by Neil R. A. Bell, Kate Clarke, Trevor N. Bond and M. W. Oldridge is a comprehensive reference work that delves into the darker side of 19th-century Britain. Four renowned...

The Victorian Internet: The Remarkable Story of the Telegraph and the Nineteenth Century's Online Pioneers by Tom Standage explores the history of the telegraph, its key figures, and its significance...

Annoying the Victorians challenges traditional approaches to literary criticism and discourse. James Kincaid's witty and erudite essays offer a sharp parody of critical methods, questioning what...

European Romanticism and Victorian Culture: A Study in Literary Theory This second volume in the Reading and Studying Literature series explores two pivotal periods in European literary history. By...

Victorian Murderesses by Debbie Blake explores the lesser-known stories of seven women who committed murder in 19th century Britain and America. Using court records, newspaper accounts, and letters,...

Victoria Connelly's love affair with Old Thatch began when she first laid eyes on its charming storybook cottage. For her, it was more than just a home - it was a haven that sparked her passion for...

Victoria Parker's life has been turned upside down after surviving sexual assault by her father and spending six months in foster care. She's now trying to move forward, focusing on positive aspects...

Garrett Carr's journey along Ireland's border reveals a complex and often hidden landscape. From the EU referendum to its uncertain future, this invisible line has hosted a diverse range of people...

Ruth Goodman's guide to everyday life in Victorian England offers a fresh perspective on a bygone era. By exploring the small details and necessities of daily life, Goodman reveals the complexities...

Strange and fantastical tales from Victorian Britain's darker side are revealed in this collection. Based on a privately held archive of Illustrated Police News, these stories showcase bizarre...

Victorian Miniature offers a unique glimpse into the complex relationship between two individuals from different walks of life in 19th-century England. Their personal journals, which have been...

Victorian Literature: A Sourcebook by John Plunkett provides an in-depth exploration of 19th-century ideas through primary texts. An expert team introduces and annotates a range of original...

Victorian London offers a unique perspective on one of history's most fascinating periods. Liza Picard delves into everyday life in mid-Victorian London, exploring its contrasts and complexities...

A comprehensive introduction to Victorian literature, this companion explores key dramatic works and poetry of the era, as well as novelistic genres such as social problem novels and sensation...

The Ecce Homo: A Survey in the Life and Work of Jesus Christ, published anonymously in 1865, remains a fascinating case study in the power of anonymity in publishing. This book explores the complex...

The Oldham Photographic Society: A Victorian Era Story In 1867, a group of photographers from Oldham and District came together to form the Oldham Photographic Society. This meeting marked an...

The Nonconformists of Victorian England and Wales played a significant role in shaping society during this period. By the mid-nineteenth century, they had grown to represent nearly half of the...

Victorians explores the lasting impact of Victorian society on our world today. This engaging resource uses primary sources, images and key figures to help you understand the period's influence...

Discover the treasures of Victorian Times Quarterly #18, a unique collection of original Victoriana from British and American magazines of the 1800s. Each issue is a treasure trove of ideas for...

Victorian Gothic Tales by D. R. Miller is a collection of three novellas that explore the darker side of Victorian England. In this gripping anthology, you'll encounter A Spurned Woman, where a...

Victoria Madaris has her life firmly under control. With a successful career and no time for romance, she's convinced that finding the perfect partner is a luxury she can't afford. But when it comes...

Victoria Jones's life is defined by the flowers she chooses to express her emotions. For her, they are a connection to the world - a way to convey feelings such as grief, mistrust, and solitude...

A tender and complex romance set against the backdrop of 19th-century social change. In this gripping novel, a chance encounter with Katerina Valentino sets off a chain of events that challenges the...

Discover the essence of Victorian life in this unique quarterly publication. Each issue is packed with original content from British and American magazines of the 19th century, featuring decorating...

Explore the fascinating world of Victorian Times Quarterly #2, a treasure trove of original Victoriana from British and American magazines of the 1800s. This issue brings you a unique look at...

Hand-tinted postcard images from the early 20th Century showcase women's beach fashion in bold and flirtatious poses. Snapshots of modest and daring individuals, some even revealing a hint of skin,...

Between 1884 and 1905, James Billington and his three sons carried out 235 executions in Victorian Great Britain and Ireland. Their story is one of fascinating biography and true crime.This book...

Birmingham's 19th century is brought to life in this absorbing collection of autobiographical articles. Originally published in the Birmingham Gazette and Express between 1907 and 1909, these...

Discover the unique charm of Victorian Times Quarterly #6, a treasure trove of original Victoriana from British and American magazines of the 1800s. This issue brings you a delightful mix of...

Women and the Victorian Occult by Tatiana Kontou explores the connection between Victorian women and the world of the nineteenth-century supernatural. This collection examines how women expressed...

The Army in Victorian Society by Gwyn Harries-Jenkins explores the complex relationship between the British Army and society during the Victorian era. Despite its aristocratic status, the army was...

Victoria's life was forever changed when she made a deal with a mysterious siren. Now, she's forced to choose between her freedom and her very existence. Five years later, she's a renowned ship...

The Victorian Book of Cakes Treasury of Recipes, techniques and decorations from the golden age of cake-making is a nostalgic treasure from the past. Originally published at the turn of the last...

Cholera: The Victorian Plague by Amanda J. Thomas offers a fresh perspective on the history of Victorian Britain and its devastating impact from 1831 to 1866. Drawing on the latest scientific...

Victoria Twead shares her insider secrets for writing, publishing and promoting a successful memoir in this practical handbook. With years of experience as a bestselling author, she offers valuable...

Originally produced by Herbert Beerbohm Tree at His Majesty's Theatre, J. Comyns Carr's adaptation of Charles Dickens' novel was a significant success with audiences and critics alike.Carr's version...

Discover the charm of Victorian-era housecats in a unique and delightful knitting book. This collection features 20 feline friends, each with its own story and knitting pattern. From the Nursery...

Bristol's transformation over the 19th century was shaped by significant changes in its population, industry, technology and urban landscape. This detailed account explores how the city adapted to...

Discover the shocking stories of Victorian women who were convicted of murder and hanged. Christina Croft's book explores over eighty cases, revealing the complexities and nuances of their lives and...

The Memoir of a Victorian Antiquarian is a fascinating account of one man's life and passions. Written by Sir Clements Markham as a tribute to his father, Reverend David Markham, this memoir offers a...

Sir Arthur Pageon's adventures have earned him a hero's welcome in Avalonia. As an acclaimed explorer and inventor, he takes his role as defender of the realm very seriously. However, a mysterious...

A Victorian Class Conflict? Schoolteaching and the Parson, Priest and Minister, 1837-1902 by John T. Smith explores the complex relationships between clergy and teachers in rural England during the...

Experience an authentic Victorian Christmas with this unique treasury. This collection brings together dozens of rare articles from Victorian magazines, offering a glimpse into how Christmas was...

Life in Victorian England offers a fascinating glimpse into the era when the British Empire reached its zenith. Christopher Hibbert explores this period, revealing a society that was both prosperous...

Tragedy in the Victorian Novel: Theory and Practice in the Novels of George Eliot, Thomas Hardy and Henry James by Jeannette King. The rise of the novel as a literary genre in the 19th century marked...

Victorian Sexual Dissidence explores how certain Victorians imagined difference in ways that continue to challenge us today. This collection examines the diverse interests served by cultural...

The Victorian Vivisection Debate: Frances Power Cobbe, Experimental Science and the "Claims of Brutes" In 19th-century England, the use of live animals in scientific experiments sparked intense...

Explore the fascinating world of Victorian Times Quarterly #22, a treasure trove of original Victoriana from British and American magazines of the 1800s. This issue brings you a unique look at...

Discover the treasures of Victorian Times Quarterly #1. This issue is packed with original Victoriana from British and American magazines of the 1800s, featuring decorating ideas, delicious recipes,...

The Victorian Book of the Dead is a fascinating collection of extraordinary tales from the 19th century. Chris Woodyard delves into the world of Victorian funeral fads and fancies, uncovering the...

David Parry's Murder in Victorian Liverpool presents a vivid and unflinching portrayal of true crime in 19th-century Liverpool. Drawing on original reports, first-hand testimony, and judicial...

The Victorian Chaise-longue by Marghanita Laski is a haunting tale of identity and transformation. A young married woman's life takes an unexpected turn when she lies down on a chaise-longue, only to...

Sir Charles Dilke's life was one of great promise and public expectation. In 1885, he was poised to become the leader of the Liberal Party, but his career was derailed by a scandalous divorce case...

Explore the fascinating world of Victorian Times Quarterly, Volume 10. This issue brings together a treasure trove of original Victoriana from British and American magazines of the 1800s, featuring...

Victorian Attitudes to Race explores the changing views of ethnic minorities in England during the 19th century, with a focus on black Africans. From around 1850, Dr Christine Bolt examines how...

A is for Arsenic: An Alphabetical Guide to Victorian Mourning and Death Discover the fascinating world of Victorian mourning and death with this unique and illustrated guide. Written by Chris...

Death and the Victorians: A Dark Fascination The Victorian era was a time of fascination with death, marked by a mix of reverence, fear, and exploitation. This dark fascination can be seen in the...

The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls by Emilie Autumn is a haunting tale of two young women, separated by time and circumstance, who find themselves bound together by a desperate cry for help.When...

Tom Phillips's A Humument: A Treated Victorian Novel is a postmodern masterpiece that reimagines an obscure 19th-century romance. In 1966, artist Tom Phillips discovered the original text and set out...

Derbyshire's picturesque landscape belies its complex and intriguing past. From the 19th century onwards, the county underwent significant transformations that had far-reaching consequences for its...

A.W.N. Pugin: A Transformative Architect David Frazer Lewis explores the life and work of A.W.N. Pugin, whose Gothic Revival style revolutionized architecture worldwide. Pugin's designs for the...

James Duncan An Enlightened Victorian explores the life and legacy of a lesser-known figure from Scotland's cultural heritage. James Duncan was a pioneering collector who amassed an impressive...

Queer Others in Victorian Gothic Transgressing Monstrosity by Ardel Haefele-Thomas explores the intersection of gender, sexuality, and literary criticism through a close analysis of 19th- and...

The Metallurgic Age: A Victorian Era of Unprecedented Innovation During the 19th century, England and America experienced a period of rapid technological progress, driven by a passion for science and...

Zola and the Victorians: A Tale of Censorship in Hypocrisy In 1888, London was gripped by fear and social unrest. Yet, the government's attention was focused on a different kind of threat - a series...

Berlin, September 1872. A publishing business in Berlin is run by the Duncker brothers, Max and Wolfgang. Max's life is marked by his fondness for gambling and brothels, while Wolfgang prioritises...

Intrigue and Infamy by Carol Hedges is set against the backdrop of Victorian London in 1866, a city simmering with discontent. A series of attacks and a vicious letter campaign are unfolding, leaving...

Amy Levy's The Romance of A Shop is a poignant and thought-provoking novel that explores the complexities of women's lives in late 19th-century London. Published in 1888, it tells the story of four...

Gertrude Himmelfarb's Marriage and Morals Among the Victorians offers a nuanced exploration of Victorian morality, moving beyond the conventional view to reveal an ethos that balanced social...

Victorian Print Media: A Reader explores the growth and impact of print media during the 19th century. Edited extracts from primary sources cover various aspects of print production and circulation,...

The Late-Victorian Little Magazine by Koenraad Claes offers a detailed exploration of the origins and development of the little magazine genre during the Victorian period. This genre emerged as a...

The Pigeon Tunnel is a memoir by John le Carre, recounting his years serving in British Intelligence during the Cold War and his subsequent writing career. With storytelling elan, le Carre shares his...

Allen Carr's story begins with a familiar one: he was a chain-smoker who couldn't imagine living without cigarettes. But in 1983, everything changed when he discovered the 'Easyway to Stop Smoking'...

Redemption from poverty in Victorian London is a difficult path. After receiving an indecent proposal while struggling to survive, Hannah begs her father to release her from selling flowers on the...

Prisons and Prisoners in Victorian Britain provides a unique insight into the lives of those within the Victorian prison system. This book explores the daily experiences of prisoners, including their...

A pocket-sized colouring book that brings to life the festive traditions of Victorian Christmas. This 96-page book features 45 unique illustrations, including fireplaces adorned with stockings,...

Discover how Victorian Britain's "drink maps" were used to combat rampant alcohol consumption in this fascinating exploration of the history of alcohol during that era.In cities such as Liverpool,...

The Million Go Forth: Early Victorian Railway Excursions By Susan Major In the mid-19th century, thousands of ordinary working people in Britain embarked on long-distance journeys for leisure, often...