Splendidly Victorian

List of Illustrations and Tables; Acknowldgements; 1. Walter L. Arnstein, Teacher and Mentor Michael H. Shirley and Todd E. A. Larson 2. Walter L. Arnstein: A Collegial and Personal Appreciation Paul W. Schroeder 3. ‘The Prince of Wales’: Caricature, Charivari, and the Politics of Morality Tamara Hunt 4. Advertising the Army: Political Aesthetics and British Army Fashion, 1815-1855 Scott Hughes Myerly 5. Free Trade Radicals, Education, and Moral Improvement in Early Victorian England Richard F. Spall, Jr 6. Chartists After Christian: Reynold’s Newspaper and Mid-Victorian Political Reform Michael H. Shirley 7. ‘A Whig Private Secretary is in itself fatal’: Benjamin Disraeli, Lord Derby, Party Politics and Naval Administration, 1852 John Beeler 8. ‘Debtor to the Greeks and the Barbarians’: Religious Periodicals and their Influences in the Victorian Prelude Marsh Wilkinson Jones; 9. Pyrrhic Victory? The Bismark Myth and the Congress of Berlin in the British Reviews Press, 1878-79 Todd E. A. Larson 10. The London Missionary Society’s Mongolian Missions: British Insights into the ‘great Game’ In Asia Helen S. Hundley 11. The Nineteenth-Century British Townscape and the Return of the Market Place to Victorian History James Schmiechen 12. Cinema and their Managers Depression England: A Social Function Stephen Shafer 13. ‘I used to take her to the doctor’s and get the proper thing’: Twentieth-Century Health Care Choices in Lancashire Working-Class Communities Lucinda McCray Beier; Walter L. Arnstein: A Bibliography; Index