Pride and Prejudice of women in the Victorian era
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The more I watch the world, the less I like it "- I wrote Jane Austin in my novel" Pride and Prejudice ". Galanta Cavalers, beautiful dresses, balls, poems, walks in the crews ... - All this is only a facade. The reality was more prose. Because of the high mortality, the photograph of the post-morontic, depicting families along with the corpse just a deceased relative, to whom the skillful photochik urged an open eyes. Pupils of prestigious guest houses were kept on bread and water, and as a result, the highest light was produced by good-apartment, but deeply sick women. What should be a woman in society in which doctors seriously believed that all organs making a woman different from men are ... pathology? How they lived, what did the sisters of Bronte, Jane Austin preferred about and what did the silence of the Bronte, Jane Austin in the UK history?
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Fiction
Paper:
Paper:White
Series:
Series: How women lived different eras
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-906861-16-0
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