Titlebook: Children and Theatre in Victorian Britain; Anne Varty Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2008 Britai

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Theatre and Cruelty,ion since it appeared to empower itself to intervene in a most private domestic relationship, between parents and their children, and it did so without the backing of parliamentary legislation although, as was reported in the ., ‘the right of parents to maltreat their children is a liberty…with whic

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Some results on the structure problem, children and childhood inherited from the Romantics. Goethe’s story of the child performer Mignon, at the heart of ., is central to this element of Romantic ideology, as Carolyn Steedman’s compelling study of nineteenth-century childhood and the iconography of Mignon suggests.. When Goethe’s travel

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Brane actions and string dualities,ord Shaftesbury is the politician most closely associated with pioneering legislation to ameliorate working conditions for children during this period, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s ‘The Cry of the Children’ (1844) won immediate popularity as a literary condemnation of the plight of these exploit

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Quantum optics of a single atom, educated and healthy took some time to resolve during the nineteenth century. Factory and Workshops Acts, introduced from 1819, regulated the age from which children could work, the type of work they could do, and the hours of their employment. The first Elementary Education Act was introduced in 1

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