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Tess of the d'Ubervilles: "the blaze of glory "of the…

- - - - HEALTH CONDITION
        
        Cities of that time, especially suburbs were synonyms of pollution, dirt and disease due to the factories: thus made people, and mostly children, to be more inclined to get sick very fast and most ofter with severe consequences.
    - - JOBS
        
        As far as the other social classes, many occupations of victorian people remained pretty traditional and female outnumbered male in many areas such as the clothing manufacture.
        But this imagine of social and material improvements wasn’t as glorious as it was described: poverty didn’t disappeared and so the depravation. More than one third of the low classes could’t even afford the basic needs.