Victorian Medicine
When Queen Victoria ascended to the throne in 1837, medicine was a world away from what it is today. From
Read moreWhen Queen Victoria ascended to the throne in 1837, medicine was a world away from what it is today. From
Read moreLife as a Victorian servant was very hard and unforgiving, involving long hours with very few days off and basic
Read moreThroughout the entire duration of the 19th century, juvenile crime in Britain had become more and more a cause for
Read moreDuring the years of Queen Victoria’s reign, attitudes towards children’s education changed dramatically and by the later Victorian years both
Read moreThe British Empire was the largest formal empire in history. During the Victorian period, it was at its peak. Britain
Read moreAlthough railways had been around since 1825, they became very popular during Victorian times. Families took trains to the seaside
Read moreVictorians idealised family life and often had lots of children. Middle class people modelled themselves on the royal family and
Read moreVictorians are well known for their inventions and the huge advances in technology that took place over Queen Victoria’s reign.
Read moreWhen Victoria became queen over 80% of people lived in the countryside and did jobs such as farming or weaving.
Read moreQueen Victoria was born on 24 May 1819 and came to the throne in 1837 when she was 18 years
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