Flanders, Judith

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Description: English author Judith Flanders writes Victorian social and domestic history, including true crime, the home life of the upper middle class and their servants, and women's careers as wives and mothers. Her descriptive books are unflinching, and gritty, showing the ugly side of the time period. Her thorough research and richly detailed writing evokes a strong sense of place and time, allowing readers a new understanding of the Victorian era. Start with: The Invention of Murder: How the Victorians Reveled in Death and Detection and Created Modern Crime

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Description: English author Judith Flanders writes Victorian social and domestic history, including true crime, the home life of the upper middle class and their servants, and women's careers as wives and mothers. Her descriptive books are unflinching, and gritty, showing the ugly side of the time period. Her thorough research and richly detailed writing evokes a strong sense of place and time, allowing readers a new understanding of the Victorian era. Start with: The Invention of Murder: How the Victorians Reveled in Death and Detection and Created Modern Crime

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