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The Edwardian period was indeed a “Gilded Age,” both in England and America. Yet social relationships were strictly defined, and interactions among and between the classes were governed by a series of complex and rigid rules—what we would call “manners”.
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Why is Edwardian culture so opulent?
The excavation of Edwardian cultural history has, however, been remarkably selective, with many of its persistent tropes largely sidestepping Britain's colonial history and the rampages of imperialism, which generated the income and wealth to support this opulent culture.
Full article: Introduction: Edwardian Art and its Legacies
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What was etiquette in the Edwardian era?
The etiquette of the Edwardian era was second nature to the people who lived during this period, but to us it’s the fascinating behavior of a unique cultural moment. King Edward and Queen Alexandra. Edwardians never, for example, shook hands. Women never removed their gloves in public.
The Manners of the Edwardian Era - Driehaus Museum
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How did Edwardian society treat women?
In Edwardian society, men were the source of wealth. The law restricted relief for unemployed, able-bodied male workers, due to the prevailing view that they would find work in the absence of financial assistance. However, women were treated differently. After the Poor Law was passed, women and children received most of the aid.
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