Victorians at Home and Away

Delving into the intricacies of Victorian society, this book examines their evolving views on women, children, and social classes, as well as the emergence of national sports and public schools. It highlights the impact of changing cultural norms and the rise of home entertainment, all while arguing that Victorians were not merely foolish or hypocritical, but rather pragmatic in adapting to new challenges. This insightful exploration offers valuable perspectives for history students interested in the complexities of the era.