Lytton Strachey’s first great success, and his most famous achievement, was "Eminent Victorians" (1918), a collection of four short biographies of Victorian heroes. With a dry wit, he exposed the human failings of his subjects and what he saw as the hypocrisy at the centre of Victorian morality. This work was followed in the same style by "Queen Victoria" (1921). (Summary from Wikipedia)
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Chapter 1 Read by R. S. Steinberg 34:14
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Chapter 2, part 1 Read by R. S. Steinberg 42:27
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Chapter 2, part 2 Read by R. S. Steinberg 25:34
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Chapter 3, part 1 Read by R. S. Steinberg 28:45
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Chapter 3, part 2 Read by R. S. Steinberg 35:09
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Chapter 3, part 3 Read by R. S. Steinberg 28:45
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Chapter 4, part 1 Read by R. S. Steinberg 26:37
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Chapter 4, part 2 Read by R. S. Steinberg 37:39
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Chapter 4, part 3 Read by R. S. Steinberg 37:34
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Chapter 5, part 1 Read by R. S. Steinberg 20:20
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Chapter 5, part 2 Read by R. S. Steinberg 31:36
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Chapter 5, part 3 Read by R. S. Steinberg 18:48
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Chapter 6, part 1 Read by R. S. Steinberg 32:49
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Chapter 6, part 2 Read by R. S. Steinberg 31:15
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Chapter 7, part 1 Read by R. S. Steinberg 26:49
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Chapter 7, part 2 Read by R. S. Steinberg 18:32
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Chapter 8, part 1 Read by R. S. Steinberg 23:12
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Chapter 8, part 2 Read by R. S. Steinberg 34:42
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Chapter 9, part 1 Read by R. S. Steinberg 25:28
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Chapter 9, part 2 Read by R. S. Steinberg 31:56
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Chapter 9, part 3 Read by R. S. Steinberg 20:55
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Chapter 10 Read by R. S. Steinberg 7:08
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