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Philology: scientific researches
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Picard, L. Victorian London. The Death. (Translated by N. G. Krotovskaya)

Abstract: The article contains a review of social stereotypes related to death, reforms and their perception by different layers of the society during the Victorian epoch.

Keywords:

philology, Victorian epoch, death, rituals, the poor and the rich, social organizations, public mourning, the law on burial ground disposal, private grave-yards, Duke of Wellington.

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