Death and Disaster in Victorian Telford

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Exploring Victorian attitudes towards death, this book delves into the cultural and social practices surrounding mortality in Telford. It examines how the era's values shaped responses to death and disaster, revealing insights into the community's rituals, beliefs, and the impact of industrialization on life and death. The narrative offers a compelling look at how these attitudes influenced both personal and collective experiences, making it a fascinating study of a pivotal period in history.