The Victorian LadyGordon & Cremonesi, 1977 - Всего страниц: 164 |
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... Lady Frederick herself took her charitable duties very seriously , spending a good deal of time upon them . She was a regular visitor to London workhouses and became a " supplemental lady " for the Parochial Mission Women Institution ...
... Lady Frederick herself took her charitable duties very seriously , spending a good deal of time upon them . She was a regular visitor to London workhouses and became a " supplemental lady " for the Parochial Mission Women Institution ...
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... ladies also travelled far afield in some cases . In 1871 Lord and Lady Frederick Cavendish visited the West Indies where Lady Frederick commented on the " black babies and children with nothing on but tiny white shirts " . At Kingston ...
... ladies also travelled far afield in some cases . In 1871 Lord and Lady Frederick Cavendish visited the West Indies where Lady Frederick commented on the " black babies and children with nothing on but tiny white shirts " . At Kingston ...
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... Frederick Cavendish bears clearly a Victorian stamp in that she accepted the fact of the wretched existence of many of the people and expected them to accept it ... Lady rich depended upon Frederick was a girl , a maid VICTORIAN WOMEN 147.
... Frederick Cavendish bears clearly a Victorian stamp in that she accepted the fact of the wretched existence of many of the people and expected them to accept it ... Lady rich depended upon Frederick was a girl , a maid VICTORIAN WOMEN 147.
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Introduction | 9 |
The education of the Victorian lady | 16 |
Getting married | 26 |
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