(Socio-Economic Rank){Defining Characteristics}[networth in ...
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(Socio-Economic Rank){Defining Characteristics}[networth in 1801] (The Oligarchs, Magnates){Dukes, Top Earls, Multi-estate dynasties}[1.6M GBP] (The Titled Aristocracy, Monied Princes){Viscounts, Barons, East India Directors, Top Bankers}[400K GBP] (The Greater Gentry, Industrial Titans){Baronets, Wealthy Esquires, Mine/Foundry owners}[150K GBP] (The Lesser Gentry, Top Professionals){Minor Esquires, Gentlemen, Barristers, High Clergy}[35K GBP] (The Commercial Middle Class){Substantial Merchants, Shipowners, Manufacturers}[16K GBP] (The Agrarian Middle Class){Yeomen/freeholders & Substantial Tenant Farmers}[4200 GBP] (The Lower-Middle Class "Petite Bourgeoisie"){Shopkeepers, Master Artisans, Curates, Schoolmasters}[900 GBP] (The Elite Working Class){Upper Domestic Servants, Factory Overlookers, Millwrights}[260 GBP] (The Common Laborers, Husbandmen){Agricultural day-laborers, common sailors, soldiers}[65 GBP] (The Indigent, Paupers){Workhouse inmates, parish relief recipients, vagrants}[38 GBP] ////////// At each class level how was the unmarried man seen in 1801(nothing special about the year 1801, I am talking about the general era of 1850-1850)?
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