Titlebook: Later Victorian Britain, 1867-1900; T. R. Gourvish,Alan O’Day Textbook 1988Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1988 Britain.Great

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Stuart Mews geography. Geography was—according to United States Commissioner of Education William Torrey Harris (1889–1906)—the most important subject after reading, writing, and mathematics. He lauded the way it gave students a “practical, real knowledge which will be useful later in life.”. This notion of pr

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Alan O’Day geography. Geography was—according to United States Commissioner of Education William Torrey Harris (1889–1906)—the most important subject after reading, writing, and mathematics. He lauded the way it gave students a “practical, real knowledge which will be useful later in life.”. This notion of pr

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The Rise of the Professions, Britain: the growth and maturation of the world’s first modern capitalist economy; an increasing, and an increasingly prosperous, population, together with its concentration in urban settlements; and the diversification of the industrial structure, with an increased emphasis upon the service sector

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Urban Britain, that London had increased its share of the population of England and Wales from 9.7 per cent in 1801 to 14.3 per cent in 1871 and 14.5 per cent in 1891; even more striking was the increase in the other ‘great cities’ with a population over 100,000, which rose from nothing in 1801 to 11.5 per cent i

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Joseph Chamberlain: a Reassessment,Balfour was Leader of the House of Commons, Joe was the one who made the weather’.. Chamberlain’s career seems, in retrospect, to have been as richly thematic as it was dynamic. He was closely associated with many of the growing developments of the era such as mass production, nonconformist radicali