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Jane Austen wrote six novels detailing the lives of thr british gentry. Her novels explored the roles of women in socety during her time and gave honest representations.

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The Romantic Period was a time of change. Many writers challenged the government for limiting personal freedom, fought against exploting the poor, and rights for everyone no matter the class they belonged to.

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Traditional literature lost its appeal and the modern generation needed new generes to attract their interests. T. S. Eliot was one of the many writers of this time that provided an outlet and voice for the growing radical public.

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During the Modern Period, education became avaliable to all and while science and technology were increasing rapidly, monopolized capitalism and the growing economic system clashed with the traditional family farms and their small businesses.

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The Victorian Era was a time with great reforms to education, health, and worker protection. England had great architeture and buildings that promoted great civic pride and power.

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Christina Rossetti was a writer who grew up around a lot of other writers, poets and scholars. She wrote several books on poerty with reoccurring themes of temptation, religion, and worship which were all very big topics of her time.

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Neoclassicism is new classical art inspired by the ancient Roman and Greek Classical writers ideas, with a modern twist of satire and pretense.

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Alexander Pope was a writer during the neoclassical times. His An Essay on Criticism is a didactic poem that comments on authors and how people judge writing. The tone of the poem is very pretentious in the language that is used.