social classes and their rolls in england 1800’s society
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Social classes and their rolls in England 1800’s society. By Charles Turner. Highest Orders. Royal family Generals and Admirals Bishops Lords of State We have met no members of Highest Orders in Great Expectations. Queen Victoria. Second Class. Baronets Knights - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Social classes and their rolls in England 1800’s society
By Charles Turner
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Highest Orders
• Royal family• Generals and Admirals• Bishops• Lords of State• We have met no
members of Highest Orders in Great Expectations
Queen Victoria
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Second Class
• Baronets• Knights• Country Gentlemen -
Pip in the second book• People with Large
incomes - Ms Havisham
Sir Thomas Beauchamp-Proctor, 2nd Baron of the County of Norfolk
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Third Class
• Clergy• Doctors• Merchants• Large Scale
Manufacturers• Bankers
Dr James Gully
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• Manufacturers of the second class
• Shopkeepers• Artists• Builders• Mechanics• People with
moderate income
Fourth Class
• Lesser clergy• Doctors• Lawyers - Jaggers• Teachers• Ship owners• Merchants
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Fifth Class
• Lesser freeholdersShopkeepers
• Innkeepers -Barnard• Publicans• People in random or
multiple jobs
Workers from odd jobs
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Sixth Class
• Working men• Artists• Craftsmen (wood
carvers, blacksmiths-Joe, sculptors, carpenters, and others)
• Farmers
Farmers on the fields
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Seventh Class
• Paupers• Vagrants• Gypsies• Unemployed• Gangs / Mafia
Paupers on the side of the Road
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Army and Navy
• Officers• Seamen• Soldiers• Pensioners• Marines
Officers of the Navy
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Percentage of Population
Highest OrderSecond ClassThird ClassFourth ClassFifth ClassSixth ClassSseventh ClassArmy/Navy
Class Percentage
Highest Order 0.00953Second Class
0.776Third Class
0.0371Fourth Class
3.87Fifth Class
9.26Sixth Class
29.1Seventh Class
53.5Army and Navy
3.08
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