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how was the society in england in the 19th century

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19th-century England, usually referred to as the Victorian Era, was a time of rapid economic development in England due to the Industrial Revolution. ... England's class system moved from landholding elites and their peasants to wealthy businessmen, the working/middle class, and the underclass.

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