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- noun Plural form of
Victorian .
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Examples
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It never fails when I print something about the Victorian style -- whether it be a costume or a piece of lace or a tea cup or a house, somebody jumps on here, shrieking and casting dust into the air about how horrible the Victorians were and how much better off we are today.
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It is not known whether his comments recognised the delicious irony that his book, called The Victorians, is a companion to his latest TV series.
OPEN THREAD 2009
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Surely the Victorians were the greatest of Britons article
Surely the Victorians were the greatest of Britons (article) Hermes 2009
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They paint the past in a primitive light, and fail to point out that the Victorians were actually the modern inventors of the things that we enjoy today.
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Victorian Paintings: Surely the Victorians were the greatest of Britons article
Surely the Victorians were the greatest of Britons (article) Hermes 2009
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That our great grandmothers and great great grandmothers and the pioneers and the Victorians were all really in the dark, wrong, misguided, and stupid?
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That our great grandmothers and great great grandmothers and the pioneers and the Victorians were all really in the dark, wrong, misguided, and stupid?
Archive 2006-10-01 2006
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This is a more dangerous symptom than the vigorous denunciations of parliament the Victorians were accustomed to.
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It is absurd to call the Victorians old-fashioned or out of date; they were as intensely modern as we, only their modernity is naturally not ours.
The Advance of English Poetry in the Twentieth Century William Lyon Phelps 1904
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The Victorians were the first people to experience that, and I think it made them crazy in new ways.
Boing Boing Paris Match 2011
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