The Victorian LadyGordon & Cremonesi, 1977 - Всего страниц: 164 |
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... household she could think of herself in the stirring words of Mrs Isabella Beeton as " the Commander of an Army ... household , had a housekeeper and four indoor men servants . No doubt there were The household.
... household she could think of herself in the stirring words of Mrs Isabella Beeton as " the Commander of an Army ... household , had a housekeeper and four indoor men servants . No doubt there were The household.
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... households in London were making do with only two servants and there was great sympathy for the lady who found herself " without " . Clearly , the duties of the mistress of the household varied a good deal according to the size of the ...
... households in London were making do with only two servants and there was great sympathy for the lady who found herself " without " . Clearly , the duties of the mistress of the household varied a good deal according to the size of the ...
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... household , though many , were not onerous ; they left the more well - to - do Victorian ladies with plenty of time ... household was a grand one and there were many servants , her spiritual role was often the most important . She ...
... household , though many , were not onerous ; they left the more well - to - do Victorian ladies with plenty of time ... household was a grand one and there were many servants , her spiritual role was often the most important . She ...
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Introduction | 9 |
The education of the Victorian lady | 16 |
Getting married | 26 |
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