Victorian England: 4 Shocking Facts About Its Poverty Struggles

This episode explores the extreme poverty and living conditions in Victorian England, focusing on slum life, child labor, widespread prostitution, and the challenging roles of servants. It highlights the horrific living environments, with overcrowding, poor sanitation, and the desperate measures families took to survive. The script also touches on legislative attempts to address issues arising from poverty, such as child labor laws, and their unintended consequences. Discover the harsh realities that shaped the era and the lessons we might learn from it.

00:00 Introduction to Victorian Contributions and Contrasts
00:35 The Horrors of Victorian Slums
02:48 The dawn of street children
03:47 Prostitution and Servitude in Victorian England
05:19 Child Labor in the Victorian Era
07:01 Conclusion and Call to Action

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