Tell your doctor if any of these symptoms are severe or do not go away: 1  nausea. 2  vomiting. 3  constipation. 4  swelling and sores in the mouth. 5  heartburn. 6  loss of appetite. 7  weight loss. 8  hair loss. 9  weakness. 10  sleepiness. 11  pain, especially back pain.
(reigned 1837 - 1901) This first issue of History in Focus looks at Victorian history and the resources available to study it. To find issues on other topics, go to our home page. article: an overview of the Victorian era by Anne Shepherd.
The Victorian Age, 1830-1901. 1  During the Victorian Age, England changed as much and as dramatically as it had in all of its previous history. 2  It was in the nineteenth century that England reached its height as a world imperial power. In fact, despite its having been an era of great social change, the Victorian period (particularly its early and middle periods) saw little progress for women's rights. 2  Women had limited access to education, could not vote or hold public office, and could not (until 1870) own property.