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For context the "long nineteenth" is usually defined as 1789 - 1914, what Anglo-Americans might think of as "Victorian" but encompassing a lot more
by lainga 3y ago
For context the "long nineteenth" is usually defined as 1789 - 1914, what Anglo-Americans might think of as "Victorian" but encompassing a lot more
- fakedang 3y agoAn easy way to look at it might be the combination of the Napoleonic, Bismarckian and Victorian eras.
- AlbertCory 3y agoI guess it would be uncool for a scholar to say "the long nineteenth century (conventionally defined as 1789-1914)," ?