/r/t:victorian
/r/t:victorian
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Joseph Conrad
I don't like work--no man does--but I like what is in the work--the chance to find yourself. Your own reality--for yourself not for others--what no other man can ever know. They can only see the mere show, and never can tell what it really means.
Heart of Darkness, 1899
17:14 UTC
The Patrick's Day parade.I found this song in a late nineteenth century edition of Stewart's Banjo and guitar journal.I hope you enjoy it.
19:33 UTC
Schumann's Andante ,arranged for banjo.Hope you enjoy it.
03:50 UTC
Ancliffe was an active composer during the late Victorian era.
03:13 UTC
Lanigan's Ball,a 19th century Irish folk song set in an old time banjo style.
22:04 UTC
That Banjo Rag by A.J. Weidt.1866-1945.Weidt wrote a lot of banjo and guitar music at the turn of the last century.
23:24 UTC
Old Rosin The Beau.I hope you enjoy this instrumental version of this Victorian tune.
21:44 UTC
Thought you might like this interesting Victorian banjo solo
03:07 UTC
Romero was an important California guitarist during the Victorian era.
11:39 UTC
Victorian era guitar solo by Frank W. Bone,played on an 1888 Baystate parlor guitar.
20:17 UTC
Did Victorian gentlemen actually remain virgins until they were wed at the age of thirty or forty?
13:15 UTC
Could you buy train tickets on board in Victorian England?
Or you could only buy them at the train station?
(Also if for some reason somebody knew the cost for a trip from London to Dover, divided by 1st 2nd and 3rd classes, it would be a helpful additional detail)
21:30 UTC
Victorian/Edwardian movies and films.
Please list your favorite! Mine are Gone with the Wind, Pride and Prejudice, Enchanted April, and Piorot (show).
21:22 UTC
A brief question about Victorian police.
I was wondering if the British police in the Victorian era had a group like SC019 (Armed Police). If they did how large was it and how regularly was it used?
15:35 UTC
Did victorian people ever use abbreviations like 2 for "to" in non formal contexts (like wordplays for example)?
22:31 UTC
Victorian Steampunk introductory video presenting Breaking physics news
17:58 UTC
The Reader Reads - Episode 37 - "Grandfather's Three Lives" [podcast]
The Reader shares the story of Sir Charles Dilke, how he came to power, and then to ruin.
Safe for work.
15:17 UTC
An introduction about the early days of Punch Magazine
19:49 UTC