The Blight of Respectability

Geoffrey Mortimer's "The Blight of Respectability" offers a fascinating glimpse into the social conditions of Victorian Britain. Through sharp social satire and astute social commentary, Mortimer examines the values and anxieties of the era.

This incisive work provides a critical analysis of British society, particularly the aspirations and moral compromises of the middle class. Mortimer's observations, though rooted in the Victorian era, resonate even today as a study of social pressures and the pursuit of status.

"The Blight of Respectability" stands as a significant contribution to the understanding of social dynamics and the complexities of human behavior within a specific historical context. It remains relevant to anyone interested in the sociology of British society and the enduring power of social criticism. This meticulously prepared print edition ensures the accessibility of Mortimer's important work.

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