Victorian Era

The Victorian Era Pride and prejudice is a novel describing the people and times of the Victorian era. It was written by Jane Austen, who depicts a society in the eighteenth century of men/women, and families and how they are “supposed” to carry themselves. The historical work of Austin’s novel is in a time when the social standings were considered most important in upholding the family reputation. Grace, manners, old money and social …showed first 75 words of 789 total…

…showed last 75 words of 789 total…stated in the beginning, manners, grace and social standings were of great concern during the Victorian era. This novel is a great example of all of these things. The point that Austen try’s to make, in my opinion, is that even in the Victorian age rules, regulations and social norms will never withstand true love because it has no barriers and can never be held down in any era in which you live in.