Charles Dickens and Early Victorian England

1949 · R.J. CRUIKSHANK

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Social history of England in Dickens's time with 14 colour charts credited to the Isotype Institute. Charts compare 1840s and 1870s figures on literacy, education grants and books published, London theatres in 1836 and 1870, population and its movement, emigration to Canada, the USA and Australia, public revenue and expenditure, shipping and shipbuilding, wool imports and woollen exports, wheat and cotton imports, railways, imports and exports, coal and iron exports, home and factory weaving, and per-head consumption of coffee, tea, sugar, wine, spirits and tobacco. Written by R. J. Cruikshank.

Author: R.J. CRUIKSHANK
Charts: Isotype Institute
Publisher: Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons, Ltd., London
Year: 1949
Language: English
Pages: 10 · 10 chart scans
Text: OCR, searchable
Rights: Free and open for research use

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CHARLES DICKENS

AND EARLY VICTORIAN ENGLAND

 R.J. CRUIKSHANK

 with 64 illustrations in photogravure

 37 text illustrations in line

 and 14 Isotype charts

 in colour

 LONDON

 SIR ISAAC PITMAN AND SONS, LTD.

Subjects

victorian england economic history population emigration trade railways literacy consumption

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