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The Public Life of Queen Victoria. Reign and Legacy: The Impact of Queen Victoria on British Monarchy and Society
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- Nombre de pages225
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-618751-4
- EAN4064066187514
- Date de parution26/04/2021
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille655 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "The Public Life of Queen Victoria, " John McGilchrist offers a meticulous examination of the multifaceted role Queen Victoria played in shaping both her era and the British monarchy itself. Utilizing a blend of historical analysis and literary narrative, McGilchrist delves into the Queen's public persona, exploring the delicate balance she maintained between personal emotion and public expectation.
Rich in detail, the text reflects Victorian values, political complexities, and societal transformations, all the while employing a clear, engaging style that captures the reader's attention. John McGilchrist, a distinguished historian and keen observer of Victorian society, draws on a wealth of primary sources, including letters, speeches, and contemporary accounts, to construct a nuanced portrait of the Queen.
His academic background and passion for the Victorian era inform his analysis, revealing insights into how Queen Victoria navigated the challenges of her reign while cementing her legacy as a symbol of stability and progress during turbulent times. For readers intrigued by the intricacies of royal life and the impact of individual leadership on larger societal movements, McGilchrist's work is indispensable.
It not only unveils the complexities of Queen Victoria's public image but also offers a reflective look at how her reign continues to influence the perception of monarchy today.
Rich in detail, the text reflects Victorian values, political complexities, and societal transformations, all the while employing a clear, engaging style that captures the reader's attention. John McGilchrist, a distinguished historian and keen observer of Victorian society, draws on a wealth of primary sources, including letters, speeches, and contemporary accounts, to construct a nuanced portrait of the Queen.
His academic background and passion for the Victorian era inform his analysis, revealing insights into how Queen Victoria navigated the challenges of her reign while cementing her legacy as a symbol of stability and progress during turbulent times. For readers intrigued by the intricacies of royal life and the impact of individual leadership on larger societal movements, McGilchrist's work is indispensable.
It not only unveils the complexities of Queen Victoria's public image but also offers a reflective look at how her reign continues to influence the perception of monarchy today.
In "The Public Life of Queen Victoria, " John McGilchrist offers a meticulous examination of the multifaceted role Queen Victoria played in shaping both her era and the British monarchy itself. Utilizing a blend of historical analysis and literary narrative, McGilchrist delves into the Queen's public persona, exploring the delicate balance she maintained between personal emotion and public expectation.
Rich in detail, the text reflects Victorian values, political complexities, and societal transformations, all the while employing a clear, engaging style that captures the reader's attention. John McGilchrist, a distinguished historian and keen observer of Victorian society, draws on a wealth of primary sources, including letters, speeches, and contemporary accounts, to construct a nuanced portrait of the Queen.
His academic background and passion for the Victorian era inform his analysis, revealing insights into how Queen Victoria navigated the challenges of her reign while cementing her legacy as a symbol of stability and progress during turbulent times. For readers intrigued by the intricacies of royal life and the impact of individual leadership on larger societal movements, McGilchrist's work is indispensable.
It not only unveils the complexities of Queen Victoria's public image but also offers a reflective look at how her reign continues to influence the perception of monarchy today.
Rich in detail, the text reflects Victorian values, political complexities, and societal transformations, all the while employing a clear, engaging style that captures the reader's attention. John McGilchrist, a distinguished historian and keen observer of Victorian society, draws on a wealth of primary sources, including letters, speeches, and contemporary accounts, to construct a nuanced portrait of the Queen.
His academic background and passion for the Victorian era inform his analysis, revealing insights into how Queen Victoria navigated the challenges of her reign while cementing her legacy as a symbol of stability and progress during turbulent times. For readers intrigued by the intricacies of royal life and the impact of individual leadership on larger societal movements, McGilchrist's work is indispensable.
It not only unveils the complexities of Queen Victoria's public image but also offers a reflective look at how her reign continues to influence the perception of monarchy today.
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