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  • 7153 - Jane Eyre: Activity Pack for GCSE

Weblinks and videos for use with 7153 – Jane Eyre: Activity Pack for GCSE

Pre-reading Activities: Charlotte Brontë Research

  • Article: Charlotte Brontë (British Library Archive temporarily unavailable)
  • Article: Charlotte Brontë Biography
  • Website: The Brontë Society
  • Article: Charlotte Brontë Fact File
  • Article: Charlotte Brontë's Early Years

Volume I, Chapters XI–XV (11–15)

  • Article: Jane Eyre and the 19th-century Woman (British Library Archive temporarily unavailable)

Volume II, Chapters I–V (16–20)

  • Article: What is the Peerage?
  • Article: Barons
  • Article: The Peerage
  • Article: The Baronetage
  • Website: Wikimedia Commons

Volume II, Chapters VII–XI (22–26)

  • Article: Gender Roles in the 19th Century

Volume III, Chapters I–V (27–31)

  • Article: The Struggle for Democracy: Child Labour
  • Article: Agricultural Gangs
  • Article: The Rural Exodus
  • Article: Education in England: A Brief History
  • Article: Child Labor during the British Industrial Revolution

Whole-text Activities

  • Article: What Servants Would You Find in a Victorian Household?
  • Article: The Victorian Servant
  • Document: 1871 Census Extract
  • Article: Victorian Domestic Servant Hierarchy
  • Article: Domestic Servants
  • Article: What Kind of Staff Would a Victorian Household Have?
  • Article: The Servant Hierarchy
  • Document: Servants at Wincobank Hall, Sheffield (1817 to c 1840)
  • Article: Servants
  • Article: A Warm Fireside in Winter
  • Article: Tallow Candles and Snuffers
  • Article: Tallow
  • Article: Rushlights - Usage and Production
  • Article: Rushlight: How the Country Poor Lit Their Homes (1904)
  • Article: Rushlight - History, Preparation, Quality and References
  • Article: Beeswax
  • Article: Beeswax Trivia
  • Article: Horn Lantern
  • Article: Lanterns and Lamp Horns

Some Sites with More Information on Nineteenth-century Lighting

  • Website: Examples of Antique Oil Lamps (page no longer exists)
  • Article: 19th Century Paris: 'Gaz à tous les étages'
  • Document: A History of Street Lighting in the Old and New Towns of Edinburgh
  • Article: A Chronology of the Wax Chandlers History
  • Article: Lighting in the Victorian Home
  • Article: History of Candles (National Candle Association)
  • Article: History of Candles (European Candle Association)
  • Article: The Chemistry of a Candle
  • Article: Candles
  • Article: History of Candle Making

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