The public culture of the Victorian middle class: ritual and authority and the English industrial city, 1840-1914

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Acknowledgements 1. The industrial city, the middle class and bourgeois culture 2. Building the city 3. The social uses of public space 4. Clubland: the private in the public 5. Spiritual culture 6. Music and the constitution of high culture 7. The rites of civic culture Epilogue: the decline of provincial bourgeois culture

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