Comments by "J Smith" (@jsmithmultimediatech) on "Queen Victoria u0026 the Victorian Era Documentary" video.

  1.  @marcinfranczak1673  Its nothing new really since rather after the Romans in the 300AD's largely the Anglo-Saxons (Angles and Saxons) essentially ran what would become England in 927AD. Is where the name England actually stems from, quite essentially means Land of the Angles their name being spelt Engle in their own language (whats now Denmark with formerly the Jutes in the north of that area of land). The Saxons is whats now Germany, Middlesex means Middle Saxon, Sussex means South Saxon, Wessex West Saxon (Alfred the Great around the 800s as well as later now St Edward/Edward the Confessor were its Monarchs) and Essex East Saxon.
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  2. @grassysands8857 Over half of the population were working class then (2/3 of the population lived hand to mouth).
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  3.  @VenusEvan_1885  Not always
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