Reading Popular Prints 1790-1870

Brian E. Maidment

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1. Prints as history and the history of prints 2. Conflagration! - the buming of the Albion Mill, Southwark, in 1791 3. Educated dustmen - dirt and disruption in the pursuit of knowledge in regency and early Victorian Britain 4. Coming through the cottage door - work, leisure, family, and gender in artisan interiors 5. Did she jump or was she pushed? - narratives of social responsibility and suicide in mid-Victorian London

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