My dissertation demonstrates how a new and distinctive musical culture developed in the industrialising society of early Victorian Manchester. It challenges a number of existing …
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In 1869, a Manchester journalist, Mr Townsend, wrote to John Howard Nodal, the editor of the Manchester City News (1864-1934), asking for help in finding a job.“The literary world,” …
During the final three decades of the eighteenth century, Manchester, along with many other towns and cities, was host to periodic musical festivals. These festivals, frequently spread …
The explosive growth of British clubs over the 18 th Century has been understood to have major implications for the histories of sociability, the public sphere, civil society, and …
The mid-nineteenth century has been presented in popular and academic narratives as a crucial period in the history of modern leisure in Britain, as urbanisation and changes to …
This thesis is about bohemian associational culture in London and Manchester between 1850 and 1914. It is concerned with how the ideas of bohemianism and bohemia influenced …
This thesis argues that a group of eleven reformers who worked and lived in Manchester, known throughout this study as the Little Circle, presented a unique understanding of how …
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This chapter argues for the centrality of urban culture in the history of outdoors leisure. Walkers and climbers from England and Germany enthusiastically engaged in some city …
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In 1869, a Manchester journalist, Mr Townsend, wrote to John Howard Nodal, the editor of the Manchester City News (1864-1934), asking for help in finding a job.“The literary world,” …