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On Bluestockings and Beauty: 19th Century Advice for Educated Women
The Victorian bluestocking was considered to be “a stiff, stilted, queer literary woman of a dubious age.”...
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The Solitary Vice: Victorian Views on Masturbation
During the Victorian era, masturbation—also known as self-pollution, self-abuse, or onanism—was believed to be both a moral and a physical evil. ...
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The Peacock in Myth, Legend, and 19th Century History
Throughout history, the peacock has figured heavily in folktales and fables, as well as in countless superstitions that still exist today....
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The Victorian Baby: 19th Century Advice on Motherhood and Maternity
During the 19th century, there were many sources of information on motherhood and maternity...
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The Dogs of Alexandra of Denmark: A Tour of the Kennels at Sandringham
The menagerie of canines the Princess of Wales accumulated was a diverse collection which rivalled even that of her royal mother-in-law....
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Victorian Fat Shaming: Harsh Words on Weight from the 19th Century
“All defects are in the nature of ugliness, but certain ones are more degrading than others; and of these obesity,…
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