a wife
In the setting of Pride and Prejudice, society believed that most wealthy single men lacked a suitable wife. These men were seen as incomplete without finding a suitable partner to complete their social status and fulfill their duty to marry and produce heirs.
a wife
The wealthy should repay their debt to society. That the rich should help the poor
In Pride and Prejudice, Derbyshire is the county in England where Mr. Darcy's estate, Pemberley, is located. It is portrayed as a picturesque and wealthy area of countryside.
The wealthy in Roman society were those who had money. They could be either patrician, plebeian, equite, freedmen or even foreigners.The wealthy in Roman society were those who had money. They could be either patrician, plebeian, equite, freedmen or even foreigners.The wealthy in Roman society were those who had money. They could be either patrician, plebeian, equite, freedmen or even foreigners.The wealthy in Roman society were those who had money. They could be either patrician, plebeian, equite, freedmen or even foreigners.The wealthy in Roman society were those who had money. They could be either patrician, plebeian, equite, freedmen or even foreigners.The wealthy in Roman society were those who had money. They could be either patrician, plebeian, equite, freedmen or even foreigners.The wealthy in Roman society were those who had money. They could be either patrician, plebeian, equite, freedmen or even foreigners.The wealthy in Roman society were those who had money. They could be either patrician, plebeian, equite, freedmen or even foreigners.The wealthy in Roman society were those who had money. They could be either patrician, plebeian, equite, freedmen or even foreigners.
To have an aristocratic society like that in England
I think that that is Marxism. Karl Marx stated that prejudice is the result of conflict between the capitalist Bourgeois (the wealthy elite) and the average workers (peasants).
The hero in Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" is Mr. Darcy. He is depicted as a wealthy and proud gentleman who undergoes personal growth and redemption through his love for Elizabeth Bennet.
Wealthy planters i believe.
Trading around the Mediterranean.
They built universities and libraries.
To have an aristocratic society like that in England
Andrew Carnegie