The Great Exhibition of 1851 : new interdisciplinary essays

Louise Purbrick

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Introduction: Louise Purbrick 1. The accumulation of knowledge or, William Whewell's eye - Steve Edwards 2. An industrial vision: the promotion of technical drawing in mid-Victorian Britain - Rafael Cardoso Denis 3. Entrepreneurship and the artisans: John Cassell, the Great Exhibition and the periodical idea - Brian Maidment 4. An appropriated space: the Great Exhibition, the Crystal Palace and the working class - Peter Gurney 5. Narrating the subcontinent in 1851: India at the Crystal Palace - Lara Kriegel 6. Thackeray and Punch at the Great Exhibition: authority and ambivalence in verbal and visual caricatures - Richard Pearson Notes on contributors Select bibliography Index

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