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British Workman No. 11-0003

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@VictorianLondon I think you are correct; the cook would have come in daily.

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watching A House Through Time ... would a maid-of-all-work have cooked family meals, as suggested? not sure, esp. given mid-Victorian and decent-sized home with a family ... wondering if some likelihood of a cook coming in daily, not in census?

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Dr Anne-Marie Beller

We focus on 4 women across the C19th. Their writing from Asia & N. Africa includes complex & contradictory viewpoints. We analyse their response to political/cultural issues & evaluate how religious/political/ideological/social positions informed their work. 1/12 #VPFAReligion

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Here, @amb1860 & @KerryOrange show that diversity is possible in, and integral to, Victorian studies.

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If you missed the @VPFA1 #vpfareligion twitter day arranged by @DrNHetherington and @ClareGS87 you can still check out the excellent posts for a few more days. twitter.com/amb1860/…

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A full schedule for #SHARPinFocus is now up: sharpweb.org/main/co… Anyone interested in book studies, missing @sharpamsterdam, or just SHARP-curious is invited to attend any or all events. Join us to discuss research, chat with officers & members, and learn more about our org! twitter.com/SHARPorg…

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Dr Claire O'Callaghan

Most importantly, #Dickens After Dickens is currently FREE to read or download. Thank you for this @WRUniPress 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 #neoVictorian #Dickens #MissHavisham twitter.com/drclaire… pic.twitter.com/INBy…

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@stbridelibrary Could you let on where this fascinating image is from?

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St Bride Library

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A commercial wood-engraving 'production line' at the premises of J & R M Wood (1863). The artist is on the far right, drawing on a wood block. #InsideStBride #typefoundry #typehistory #woodengraving #engraving pic.twitter.com/hI15…

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Have you checked out the #SharpInFocus timetable (on SHARP-L) yet? twitter.com/SHARPorg…

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C19Gender Studies

‘This exhibition seeks to use the language of the decorative to reconcile Blackness, gender, and a beautiful and terrible past.’ -Kehinde Wiley William Morris Gallery teaching resources here: wmgallery.org.uk/med…

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Today's #MastheadMonday is the Hackney & Kingsland Times (1862-1863), which began life as the Kingsland Times & General Advertiser (1860-1862), and covered local, national & international news. It is another of the London Local titles being digitised as part of @BL_MadeDigital pic.twitter.com/irzX…

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Here we are in #June which gives us an excuse to look at the beautiful June calendar page from the Bedford Hours (Add MS 18850 f. 6r). You can find out more about this manuscript, and medieval calendars in general, on the @BLMedieval blog - bit.ly/3cqs3lo pic.twitter.com/5nIA…

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The @BNArchive celebrates reaching 37 million pages with new title Reveille blog.britishnewspape… pic.twitter.com/a2Kr…

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@andrewking2904 @carefulkaty @JoanneKnowlesUK @Janine_Hatter @VPFA1 We hope there is a lot here to interest you!

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"CALLING SHAPES AND BECKONING SHADOWS" Arthur Rackham's illustrations to Milton's Comus (first edition 1921) getting us in the mood for #scaryfairies on Twitter this weekend @CentreMyth pic.twitter.com/O2Jt…

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@andrewking2904

@FemLitCake This is research that is really central to so many of us with working-class/ petit bourgeois histories that aren't glamorously radical yet are socially active. Huge thank you for uncovering this @FemLitCake #VPFAReligion

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Dr Flore Janssen

TSA press advertised its social work and encouraged readers to support it, giving a dual intent to its reformative aims. Raising awareness of its social work also fostered social concern, making better people of the helpers as well as the helped to create a better society 6/6 pic.twitter.com/45sE…

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Dr Flore Janssen

The DEG described the practical, material support TSA offered such as accommodation, meals, medical care, training and work. Religious conversion was not a prerequisite for aid but was rather seen as encouraging people to make the change in their circumstances permanent 5/6

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Dr Flore Janssen

In 1893 the weekly Darkest England Gazette (DEG) was established. It was dedicated to the social work and named for TSA founder William Booth’s book In Darkest England and the Way Out (1890) salvationarmy.org.uk… 4/6

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