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The Victorian Era is marked by great scientists and thinkers and their legendary inventions. The Industrial Revolution led to the expansion of the railways to wider areas thus connecting even the remotest areas to cities. It led the engineering field to a great leap forward. The spinning wheel became outdated, new factories were set up at breakneck speed; people migrated to cities by large numbers. A new aristocracy class in the society was created - the industrialists. The progress in science also resulted in significant development in medicine during the heydays of the Victorian era. Several new, specialized hospitals were established. These hospitals began to employ advanced surgical treatments due to pioneering breakthroughs in anaesthetics and antiseptics. The beginning of the Victorian Era was a time of population growth coupled with primitive medicine and of obsolete science. By the end, comparatively advanced scientific theories had been confirmed; treatment had been improved through the introduction of antiseptic and anesthetic; and the life span of the average human had been increased. The multitude of professions in medicine grew, from the prestigious physician to the lowly apothecary. Medical treatment, though very primitive in nature, vastly improved during the Victorian era. Folk remedies, and early medicine, important surgical breakthroughs, along with scientific advances and discoveries; all were in our grasp in the early 1800's, but there were also quacks and charlatans and those who believed what they practiced, but the theories fell far short by any medical standard. Victorian medicine is a study in both life and death.
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We are always in the market to buy books. Single volumes, entire libraries, or just a few choice books. Please see our page on what we buy before contacting us to sell your book. We purchase hardback books in most categories and desire our books to be in excellent condition since that is what most of our customers expect. Unfortunately, we cannot buy textbooks, book club editions, paperbacks, or books that have been extensively underlined, highlighted, or annotated . Our commitment is to provide the best price possible for good books offered to us and generally we do not provide quotes. You should research your book first and determine a price you would like to receive. If we decide to buy, we may accept that price or give you a counter offer for your book. |
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