The 'perpetual fair': Gender, disorder, and urban amusement in eighteenth-century London (Gender in History)
by Anne Wohlcke
The “perpetual fair” of eighteenth-century London provides the setting for a focused study of gender, disorder, and urban amusement. This work explores the relationship between public entertainment, social life, and the city’s cultural history within the broader field of gender history.
About This Book
This scholarly work examines gender, disorder, and urban amusement in eighteenth-century London.
Framed around the idea of the “perpetual fair,” it considers how amusement and public life shaped the city.
The book places gender and disorder at the center of its historical inquiry.
Part of the Gender in History series, it offers a focused study of London’s social and cultural world.
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