How can we heal a fractured America? This Victorian-era disease detective offers clues. By examining patterns of life and death at the neighborhood level, John Snow found solutions to the ...

Set in Victorian England, “Things in Jars” has all the features of a conventional detective novel: a plucky heroine with a dark past, a colorful cast of suspects, a spooky English country ...

The Victorian Era is a period in time that is used to refer to the age when Queen Victoria of England reigned, which, specifically, ran from 1837 to 1901. The era is commonly romanticized on account ...

6. Forensic Innovations During the Victorian Era Scotland Yard capitalized on forensic advances that blended science with detective work in previously unimaginable ways.

However, raised by her progressive activist and tough survivalist mother, Eudoria (Helena Bonham Carter), Enola bucks Victorian Era conventions and traditions, especially ones inhibiting young ...

Fiction under examination Garth Pauley, the communication arts and sciences professor who was leading the examination—characters, motives, setting, theme, virtues of the work?—said that the book’s all ...

Named for Queen Victoria who ruled the British Empire between from 1837 to 1876, the Victorian Era is commonly known for its stiff-upper-lip zeitgeist, soot-covered orphans, and aggressive ...

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Forget Sherlock Holmes and try these other Victorian detectives Rivals, clones and parodies of Baker Street’s finest sprang to life in the late 19th century. Clare Clarke walks you through the ...

“The idea that readers could follow along with the detective seemed to appeal,” Pauley said, and he summarized his findings on the fictional era from Holmes to Poirot: “A lot of golden age and ...