Victoria Magazine

Discover a window into Victorian society with "Victoria Magazine, Volume 28", published in 1877. Edited by Emily Faithfull, this volume offers a unique perspective on the issues, interests, and culture of the time. Explore articles and features reflecting the era's social landscape and the evolving role of women.
This historical periodical serves as a valuable resource for researchers, historians, and anyone fascinated by the Victorian era. Gain insights into the lives, thoughts, and concerns of the people who shaped the world we know today. "Victoria Magazine" provides a rich tapestry of social history, capturing the essence of a transformative period.
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