Victorian Bournemouth (229) explored the wide range of topics addressed through lectures and debates. Lectures typically offered gentle, didactic discussions, sometimes touching on politics and current affairs that could spark passionate views. Debates aimed to provoke active engagement with contemporary issues. This approach enriched Bournemouth’s culture by addressing subjects of both academic and current relevance.
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Victorian Bournemouth (222): community terrain
Victorian Bournemouth (222) has examined the collective behaviour of the resort’s inhabitants. Beneath the infrastructure provided by the Corporation and the town’s economy, there flourished various forms of human activity. Future articles will provide a more comprehensive understanding by analysing individual groups and associations.
Victorian Bournemouth (56): events 1857-1870
Improved infrastructure, commercial vicissitudes, enriched society Introduction Victorian Bournemouth (56) consists of an analytical overview for key events during the period 1857-1870. A review of newspapers for Bournemouth’s second period shows the resort improving its infrastructure, experiencing commercial vicissitudes, while its society became enriched. Victorian Bournemouth (56): Infrastructure and Commerce Infrastructure: Commission under the microscope […]