Fatherhood and the British Working Class, 1865-1914

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This groundbreaking study explores the significance of fatherhood in Victorian and Edwardian working-class families, examining the roles, responsibilities, and emotional connections of fathers during this period. It delves into how societal changes influenced perceptions of fatherhood and the impact on family dynamics, offering a nuanced understanding of paternal relationships in a historical context.