Jane Eyre Report on the 19th Century Throughout Jane Eyre, Brontë shows that two creeds exist: one for the lucky and another for everyone else. What becomes apparent towards the end of the novel is that Jane herself is for the social caste system. A Westminster Review article speaks with an extraordinarily similar voice. "It would neither harmonize with our tastes or opinions to make any long profession of our attachment to …showed first 75 words of 882 total…

…showed last 75 words of 882 total…city. This was a main factor as well as the spread of widely available printed materials. Simple literacy could not enable the exchange of information and receptivity. It required for fundamental change, copies of mechanically reproduced technical texts and diagrams that were comparatively inexpensive to the normal textiles. The 19th century is one of the most remarkable centuries in the history of modern England and it has affected life as it is known as today.