Ideas and institutions of Victorian Britain
Subtitle: essays in honour of George Kitson Clark.
By: Edited by Robert Robson.
Contributors: Kitson Clark, George Sidney Roberts, 1900-; Robson, Robert, 1929- ed.
Publisher: Barnes & Noble
Published: 1967
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 343
Subjects: Great Britain -- Civilization -- 19th century.; Great Britain -- History -- Victoria, 1837-1901.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: Parliamentary parties and the independent member, 1810-1860, by D. E. D. Beales.; title: Social structure, political structure, and public opinion in mid-Victorian England, by D. C. Moore.; title: Coal mines regulation: the first decade, 1842-1852, by O. O. G. M. MacDonagh.; title: Cobden and Bright in politics, 1846-1857, by N. McCord.; title: Cobden and Bright in politics, 1846-1857, by N. McCord.; title: Popular Protestantism in Victorian Britain, by G. F. A. Best.; title: Mid-century Scottish nationalism: romantic and radical, by H. J. Hanham.; title: The uses of philology in Victorian England, by J. W. Burrow.; title: The atheist mission, 1840-1900, by F. B. Smith.; title: John Robert Seeley and the idea of a national church, by R. T. Shannon.; title: The parliamentary foundations of the Hotel Cecil, by J. P. Cornford.; title: Trinity College in the age of Peel, by R. Robson.