The Ends of History

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The book explores the Victorian era's intense fascination with history, examining how this passion shaped their culture, literature, and identity. It delves into the societal and intellectual movements that spurred historical interest, including the rise of archaeology and the impact of industrialization. By analyzing key figures and events, the text reveals how Victorians sought to understand their past to navigate modernity, highlighting the interplay between history, memory, and national identity during a time of significant change.