Youth in Twelve Centuries
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"Youth in Twelve Centuries" offers a fascinating exploration of the evolving roles and experiences of young people throughout history. Authored by Mary Elizabeth Blake and illustrated by Childe Hassam, this work provides a rich tapestry of social customs, religious influences, and cultural expectations that have shaped youth across different eras. From medieval apprentices to Victorian schoolchildren, the book examines the diverse paths and challenges faced by the younger generation.
This historical account delves into the shifting definitions of adolescence and the varying societal attitudes toward children. It considers how factors such as education, work, and family structure have impacted the lives of young individuals. A valuable resource for those interested in social history, "Youth in Twelve Centuries" provides insights into the enduring themes of growing up and the continuous reshaping of youthful identity.
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