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Title: The Victorian Age 18321901


1
The Victorian Age1832-1901
  • Crated By
  • Kate and Jessica

2
History of the Time
  • 1837-Victoria is crowned queen
  • 1840- Upper and Lower Canada are united/ Queen
    Victoria marries Prince Albert
  • 1841-Hong Kong comes under British sovereignty
  • 1842-Boers set up Orange Fee State in South
    Africa
  • 1845-Failure of the potato crop causes famine in
    Ireland
  • 1854-England enters the Crimean War
  • 1859-Work begins on Suez Canal in Egypt
  • 1861-Prince Albert dies
  • 1865-Last Confederate troops surrender in
    American Civil War
  • 1868-Rivals Gladstone and Disraeli become
    Parliament leaders
  • 1869-Mohandas Gandhi is born in India
  • 1871-French are defeated in Franco-Prussian War
  • 1877-Queen Victoria is proclaimed Empress of
    India
  • 1889-Pedro the second abdicates Brazil
    proclaimed a republic
  • 1899-The Boer War in South Africa begins
  • 1900-Boxer Rebellion against foreign influence
    erupts in China

3
Recurring Themes
  • Emotional responses are the responses of the
    heart. Pain, joy, anxiety, sorrow, relief,
    exuberance---these are only a few of the
    responses of our hearts as we experience life.
    The selections in this Theme probe the nature and
    depth of emotional response and, as a whole, they
    celebrate the vastness of human sensibility.
    (Page 779)
  • The flash of moonlight on water the music of a
    friends laughter the scent of pine in the
    mountains. Impressions flow by us in a stream
    some of them stick, some eventually fade away. In
    this theme, writers consider the impressions that
    last, that mark us deeply, and that make us who
    we are. (Page 831)

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Authors
  • Charles Dickinson (Hard Times)
  • George Eliot (Middlemarch A Study of Provincial
    Life)
  • Charlotte Brontë (Jane Eyre)
  • Alfred, Lord Tennyson (In Memoriam A.H.H. or
    Ulysses)
  • E.B. Browning-Elizabeth Barrett Browning (Sonnet
    43)
  • Edna St. Vincent Millay (Love Is Not All It Is
    Not Meat nor Drink)
  • Robert Browning (My Last Duchess and Porphyrias
    Lover)
  • Matthew Arnold (Dover Beach)
  • Lewis Carroll (Jabberwocky)
  • Thomas Hardy (The Man He Killed
  • Manley Hopkins (Pied Beauty)
  • Gabriela Mistral (Time)
  • A.E. Housman (To an Athlete Dying Young)
  • Rudyard Kipling (Miss Youghals Sais)

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