Charles Dickens portrayed industrial England's issues in his book Hard Times, reflecting the harsh realities of the time.
Charles Dickens depicted the problems of industrialized England in his novel Hard Times. The story is set in the fictional industrial city of Coketown, reflecting the grim reality of the time.
Dickens, like other writers of the period, used the harsh conditions of industrial cities as inspiration for his work. The living conditions for many worsened until the latter half of the century.
Real wages did not increase for workers until later in the 19th century, highlighting the disparity between the protection afforded to animals and that to child laborers in mines and factories.
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