Dickens’s England Michael and Mollie Hardwick BCA 1976

Description Dickens’s England by Michael and Mollie Hardwick The Victorian period was, in Tennyson's phrase, "an awful moment of transition". A society largely based on agriculture and traditional values and social hierarchies was transformed into one both stimulated and disordered by unprecedented growth in science, technology, industry, urbanization and population, and profound questioning of politics, morality and religion. The authors examine Dickens's work within this wider social and cultural context. The main part of the work, examines every scene and building connected at all significantly with Dickens which can still be seen today. Features; Publisher Book Club Associates, London;1976 Burgundy Cloth Hardback, 172 pp Contains 32 pages of B&W plates Size 220 x 140mm, 575g Condition: Good – Unclipped Dust Jacket, Small Owners Bookplate, Good Copy 5 Good Reasons To BUY NOW !!! FREE UK Delivery, Overseas Postage at Reduced Rate Superfast Delivery – I always try to post within 24 hrs of payment to ensure you get your book(s) as quickly as possible. Professional Packaging – I always use Top Quality packaging products to ensure you receive your item in the condition it was sent. Member of IOBA – "The books you want…from sellers you can trust", www.ioba.org 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed – If you are not 100% satisfied with your book then simply return it for a refund