Hall, Catherine.
Overview
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Titles
Gendered nations : = nationalisms and gender order in the long nineteenth century /
by:
Hall, Catherine.; Blom, Ida.; Hagemann, Karen.
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Civilising subjects : = metropole and colony in the English imagination, 1830-1867 /
by:
Hall, Catherine.; Great Britain; Great Britain; Great Britain; Great Britain; Birmingham (England); Birmingham (England); Jamaica; Jamaica
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At home with the empire : = metropolitan culture and the imperial world /
by:
Hall, Catherine.; Great Britain; Great Britain; Great Britain; Rose, Sonya O.; Great Britain
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Family fortunes : = men and women of the English middle class, 1780-1850 /
by:
Hall, Catherine.; Davidoff, Leonore.
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White, male and middle class : = explorations in feminism and history /
by:
Hall, Catherine.; England; England
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Subjects
Imperialism- Social aspects- Great Britain.
Birmingham (England)- History.
Middle class women- History- 18th century- England
Middle class women- History- 19th century- England
Nationalism- History- 19th century.
Political culture- History- 19th century.
Great Britain- Social life and customs- 20th century.
Birmingham (England)- Race relations.
Middle class- History- 18th century.- England
Great Britain- Civilization- 20th century.
Great Britain- History- William IV, 1830-1837.
England- Social conditions- 19th century.
Great Britain- Social life and customs- 19th century.
Great Britain- Colonies- 19th century.
Great Britain- History- Victoria, 1837-1901.
Jamaica- History- To 1962.
Middle class- History- 18th century- England
Jamaica- Race relations.
Women- History- 18th century.- England
Women- History- 19th century.- England
Great Britain- Civilization- 19th century.
Middle class- History- 19th century- England
Middle class- History- 19th century.- England
Nationalism and feminism.
England- Social conditions- 18th century.