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ENGLISH SUMMING-UP - THE VICTORIAN AGE CHARLES DICKENS: He was born in 1812. when he was ten, his family moved to London where he studied until 1824 when his father was sent to prison for debts. He was forced to go to work in a factory. The ...

The Victorian Age The adjective Victorian is conveniently used to indicate the literature of a period which extends from the decline of Romanticism to the beginning of the cultural renaissance known as Modernism. However, these limit ...

The Victorian Age The Reform Bill of 1832 gave the middle class the political power it needed to consolidateand to holdthe economic position it had already achieved. Industry and commerce burgeoned. While the affluence of the middle clas ...

The Victorian age usually covers in literary histories a period of time longer than the actual reign of Queen Victoria, stretchinf from 1832 to 1902. This is a period of expansion and prosperity, of industrial development and unceasing scienti ...

The Victorian Age The Victorian Age took its name from Queen Victoria whose reign was the longest in the history of England. During this reign there was an economical and territorial expansion. Moreover the old agricultural economy was repla ...

THE VICTORIAN AGE It was a complex and contradictory era because on the one hand it was progressive, infact there were great social reforms but on the other hand it was characterized to poverty, injustice and social problems. The term V ...

THE VICTORIAN AGE The Victorian Age (1837-1901) was a period of great industrial development, of extraordinary financial expansion, and of the creation of the immense British Empire. Behind all these great events there was the enterpris ...

The Victorian Age (1837-1901) Historical Context The Victorian age usually covers in literary histories a period of time longer than the actual reign pf Queen Victoria, stretchinf from 1832 (the year of the first Reform Bill) to ...

The Victorian Age (1837-1901) Historical Context The Victorian age usually covers in literary histories a period of time longer than the actual reign pf Queen Victoria, stretchinf from 1832 (the year of the first Reform Bill) to 1 ...

THE VICTORIAN AGE The Victorian Age (1837-1901) was a period of great industrial development, of extraordinary financial expansion, and of the creation of the immense British Empire. Behind all these great events there was the enterprising ...

THE VICTORIAN COMPROMISE It was a complex and contradictory era: it was the age of progress, stability, great social reforms but it was also charactersised by povert, injustice and social unrest. The Victorians promoted a code of values th ...

The Victorian novel: the Victorian period can be considered the golden age of the novel, and the novelists assured a role of great social importance. The novelist in this period frequently published their work in instalments in literary magazine a ...

VICTORIAN AGE: social context During the Victorian age the English society changed a lot. First of all, the population increased and so did the phenomenon of urbanisation. Victorian cities were characterized by large industrial areas and a ...

Victorian Drama In the Victorian period were written few works but the ideas during to the twentieth century. Some writers of the twentieth century can be call Victorian dramatists. The more popular forms were the melodrama and the ...

VICTORIAN DRAMA 1837-1901 The Victorian Age witnessed the emergence of show business, that is playwriting, staging and acting on a commercial basis, and the star system, great actors in rich costumes and spectacular acting, who became ...