A London Family, 1870-1900: A Trilogy (Oxford Letters & Memoirs)

This is Molly Hughes' autobiographical account of her life in Victorian London. __A London Child of the 1870s, A London Girl of the 1880s__, and __A London Home of the 1890s__ are available here in a single paperback volume. The perceptive trilogy traces her early life through schooldays, studies, and travels abroad, to the closing years of the last century, when she was married and bringing up a family of her own, showing that Victorian children did not have such a dull time as is usually supposed. Contents: * __A London Child of the 1870s__ (1934) * __A London Girl of the 1880s__ (1936) * __A London Home in the 1890s__ (1937) Molly Hughes's account of her life in Victorian London has become a classic of autobiographical writing. Now A London Child of the 1870s, A London Girl of the 1880s, and A London Home of the 1890s are available for the first time in a single paperback volume. As witty and charming as on publication, this perceptive trilogy traces her early life from schooldays to motherhood, and shows that `Victorian children did not have such a dull time as is usually supposed', Contains in one volume the autobiographical trilogy: "A London Child of the 1870s", "A London Girl of the 1880s", and "A London Home of the 1890s", describing what it was like growing up in Victorian London. A London child of the seventies A London girl of the eighties A London home in the nineties.