Bücher von Margaret Swanson

1n 1820, George IV oskar¿y¿ swoj¿ ¿on¿, Caroline, o cudzo¿óstwo z nisko urodzonym cudzoziemcem, pod¿egaj¿c do rozwodu i poni¿enia jej. Post¿powanie to wywo¿äo intensywn¿ debat¿ publiczn¿, mobilizuj¿c¿ ludzi na linii klasowej. Klasa ¿rednia broni¿a Caroline, podczas gdy arystokracja popieräa George'a. Obie strony wykorzystywäy media drukowane, by argumentowä za wybranym przez siebie królem. Niniejsza ksi¿¿ka analizuje broszury, karykatury i gazety, aby podkre¿li¿ dyskurs p¿ciowy dominuj¿cy w takich mediach. Zarówno królowie, jak i królowe wykorzystali ten skandal do wyräenia swoich pogl¿dów na temat relacji mi¿dzy p¿ciami. Karolinici u¿ywali bur¿uazyjnych ideäów p¿ciowych, aby broni¿ królowej, jednocze¿nie szerz¿c swoje przekonania w kraju. Co uderzaj¿ce, lojali¿ci u¿ywali tego samego j¿zyka klasy ¿redniej, aby zneutralizowä zagro¿enie Karolinii dla politycznych i spo¿ecznych porz¿dków. Pomimo prób obrony patriarchatu, królowie ostatecznie opowiedzieli si¿ za mieszczäskimi ideäami p¿ciowymi. Ostatecznie debata na temat p¿ci ujawni¿a zmieniaj¿cy si¿ kontekst spo¿eczny tego okresu, b¿d¿cy ¿wiadkiem pojawienia si¿ ideologii wiktoriäskich.

Educational Needlecraft is a book written by Margaret Swanson and first published in 1911. The book is a comprehensive guide to teaching needlework to children, with a focus on practical and useful skills that can be applied in everyday life. The book covers a range of topics, including basic stitches, embroidery, knitting, crochet, and sewing. Each chapter is accompanied by detailed instructions and illustrations, making it easy for both teachers and students to follow along. The book also includes a section on designing and creating patterns, as well as tips for selecting materials and tools. Educational Needlecraft is a timeless resource for anyone interested in teaching or learning needlework, and its practical approach makes it a valuable addition to any crafting library.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

1n 1820, George IV accused his wife, Caroline, of adultery with a lowborn foreigner, instigating a Bill of Pains and Penalties to divorce and degrade her. The proceeding generated intense public debate, mobilizing people along class lines. The middle class defended Caroline while the aristocracy backed George. Both sides used print media to argue for their chosen royal. This book examines pamphlets, caricatures, and newspapers to highlight the gendered discourse prevalent in such media. Kingites and Queenites alike used the scandal to express their views on gender relations. Carolinites used bourgeois gender ideals to defend the Queen while spreading their beliefs nationally. Strikingly, loyalists used the same middle-class language to neutralize Caroline''s threat to the political and social orders. Despite trying to defend patriarchy, Kingites ended up advocating bourgeois gender ideas. Ultimately, the gendered debate revealed the changing social context of the period, witnessing the emergence of Victorian ideologies.