I have never in my 62 years of life, had a company that doesn't care to warranty their products like Alside. Yes, when we purchased the windows they did say it wasn't the top best, but second. All the other windows that were installed are fine, except these two.
A lot of working class people worked as domestic servants during this period. Over a million women worked as servants in England in the early 1900s. In her autobiography, Agatha Christie (who was born in 1890) wrote about their household servants in around 1900: 'Servants did an incredible amount of work.n a working class small terrace house, living was overcrowded-a very small parlour took the place of the drawing room and the dining room or family room was in the kitchen. The garden was literally a tiny courtyard with an outside toilet. There was no bathroom just a tin bath in the kitchen.
In the late 19th century about 80% of the population of the population was working class. In order to be considered middle class you had to have at least one servant. Most servants were female. (Male servants were much more expensive because men were paid much higher wages).n the late 19th century religion was still an important part of middle class life and most well to do people went to church on Sunday. However in 1881 a survey showed only about 1/3 of the total population of Britain was at church on a given Sunday. By 1900 organised religion was in decline.