English Literature from 1832 to 1901

Often when we hear the word “Victorian,” the images that come to mind are those of obsessive propriety, prudery, hypocrisy. But if we take a closer look at the Victorian Age, we will find that it was actually one of the most energetic, exciting, and diversified epochs in English history. English Literature From 1832 to 1901 looks at the political climate of the Victorian Age, and reviews the most important literary figures of the time: people such as Carlyle and Dickens, Eliot and Hardy, Hopkins and Ruskin, Tennyson and Trollope. Kit includes 7 lessons, 14 transparencies, student handouts, testing, vocabulary, projects, and more.