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I want to learn more about the Victorian era?

Time fascinates me, but I do not know much. I know more about people and life, rich and poor, schools, parties and fashion, not inventions and science (although I know that was a big part of the Victorian era). but all I have books that include Victorians just to discuss the monarchy. So I tried to find things online, but it's just pages and pages of evidence and facts, and not give me a correct idea of the ISS. I am a visual learner and I wondered whether there might be some kind of "virtual Victorian 'web? Or perhaps a website of Victorian fiction written for educational purposes? something that makes me feel involved, not just a spectator reading tests.

Try the following links. All I wanted to do Google was England "Victorian" and obtained a complete list, including plenty of room in the bottom of the page "related" items such as clothing and fashion for women. Without a good knowledge of "what happened" and "who does what to whom lacks context of interpretation attitudes fashion, literature and political parties. You really need to read some of the "evidence" they tell you why people behave like them. Do not assume that the people of the 21st century, they were living in another country with an ancient education.

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