Hermione Hobhouse, the Crystal palace and the great exhibition: Art, science and productive industry. A history of the Royal commission for the exhibition of 1851. London and new York: Athlone, 2002. Pp. XX+451. Isbn 0-485-11575-1. £40.00 [Book Review]

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