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In the September issue of Victorian Times, celebrate your love of all things Victorian with a wonderful array of articles on cooking, crafts, fashion, seasonal lore, and Victorian life! Continue the adventures of a British lady on a Texas ranch; discover elegant Japanese embroidery motifs; explore a host of delicious recipes for those September apples! Experience a British view of American and Canadian slang, and discover the roles (and pay scales) of one's household servants. Meet an adventurous stag beetle, discover recipes for perfumes, marvel at watches of all times (I don't know if that pun was intended or not!), and learn more about the lore of flowers. This issue also contains articles on deportment, the history of book-plates, a glimpse of the British Victorian village shop, and some entertaining snippets from Godey's Lady's Book of 1860. Plus, of course, lots of recipes, household hints and more!
This issue of Victorian Times explores the multifaceted aspects of Victorian life in September 2014. The content spans a wide range of topics, from culinary arts and crafting to fashion and seasonal traditions. Readers can immerse themselves in historical narratives, discover practical skills, and gain insights into the social customs and daily routines of the Victorian era.
This publication appears to be a periodical focused on historical lifestyle topics, offering a curated selection of articles for enthusiasts of the Victorian era. The content suggests a blend of practical information, historical context, and cultural exploration, catering to readers interested in domestic life, crafts, and social history. The inclusion of diverse topics like slang, fashion, and household management indicates a comprehensive approach to understanding the period.
Page Count:
40
Publication Date:
2014-09-05
Publisher:
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN-10:
1500991287
ISBN-13:
9781500991289
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