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The Victorian era suffered a crisis in sanitation. As the population swelled, the extant sewage system was unable to meet the increase. Drain pipes overflowed, the sewage system backed up with decaying human and animal excrement and a foul smell permeated the city of London.
they had to go into factorys from the age of three
The Mayor changes every year.
The first Victorian workhouse was built in North London in 1823 and there was more children than adults working there
in the 19th century believe it or not was never even celebrated much or even thought as a season but they soon came to celebrate it.
The Victorian era suffered a crisis in sanitation. As the population swelled, the extant sewage system was unable to meet the increase. Drain pipes overflowed, the sewage system backed up with decaying human and animal excrement and a foul smell permeated the city of London.
Mostly made of wood with no sanitation.
Same as it is now.
There were many stereotypes of Jewish people in Victorian London. During the murders of Jack the Ripper, many tried to pin the crimes on Jews.
Pretty Bad
Most of the streets in inner London are Victorian or older.
they had to go into factorys from the age of three
That would have to depend on the city but there were still many open sewers in the streets - even in London.
Turkeys were marched on London in their thousands.
Theb streets where always busy with market sellers and buyers.
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