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KILVERT'S DIARY 1870-1879: Life in English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times

KILVERT'S DIARY 1870-1879: Life in English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times
KILVERT'S DIARY 1870-1879: Life in English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times
KILVERT'S DIARY 1870-1879: Life in English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times
KILVERT'S DIARY 1870-1879: Life in English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times
KILVERT'S DIARY 1870-1879: Life in English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times
KILVERT'S DIARY 1870-1879: Life in English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times
KILVERT'S DIARY 1870-1879: Life in English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times
KILVERT'S DIARY 1870-1879: Life in English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times
KILVERT'S DIARY 1870-1879: Life in English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times
KILVERT'S DIARY 1870-1879: Life in English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times
KILVERT'S DIARY 1870-1879: Life in English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times
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Title: KILVERT'S DIARY 1870-1879: Life in English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times
Author(s): PLOMER, William (ed)
ISBN: 0712693978
Category: Great Britain
New / Used: New
Book Type: Medium Hardcover
Published: 1986
Published By: Century Hutchinson
Pages: 288
Size (mm): 195 w x 260 h x 25 d

Condition

New with only light wear / mark on cover due storage. Images depict all need to know detail.

About

Robert Francis Kilvert (1840–1879) was an English clergyman remembered for his diaries reflecting rural life in the 1870s, which were published over fifty years after his death.

His diary, which paints a unique picture of country life in mid-Victorian times, has come to be recognized as a classic: its author has been compared to Dorothy Wordsworth, whom he admired, and even to Pepys. After his death from peritonitis, the diaries were edited and censored, possibly by his widow. The complete surviving diaries were destroyed, for reasons unknown, by an elderly niece who owned them, except for volumes which had been given to other people, while the original transcription was destroyed by fire in the Blitz.

Illustrated throughout with monochrome images.

Remarks

Scarce new

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