Urbanization in North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell

Life is easier, there is no class tension, the air is healthy, people are interested in education and conversation, and their manner is gentle. But in the north the air is dirty, the factory causes disease and death, and money is more valuable than learning. In a poetic and imaginative speech, Margaret fantastically told Henryston, "And I will change forever, as I imagined, the reality is far more than I thought Something beautiful was suddenly discovered.

"North and South" by Elizabeth Gaskell is a Victorian novel. It introduces the class, religion, society, industry, country and aristocratic issues to the reader, and teaches them the diligence and the survival truth. Elizabeth Gaskell uses key person Margaret and moves to various places in her book. We not only saw our way of living through Margaret but also explained about our way of living and we have our own strong beliefs and prejudices. Gaskell links industrial and feminine problems of the novel. The importance of exploration lies in the state of women as workers. Margaret has encountered all these, and from her perspective, action and interaction we have a very strong distinction between her personality. He is a wealthy businessman, but he has seen his lack of education, so he became a student of Mr. Hale.

Most people associate the name of Elizabeth Gaskell with the novel "North and South". The fact that Mrs. Gaskell is an outstanding novelist is undoubted, but this work proves that she is also a talented biographer. The Thakerary of Vanity Fair wrote the biography of Gaskell. "There is no book that can be compared widely with the life of Charlotte Bronte of Mrs Gaskell throughout the English literature." Although this book is certainly worthy of praise, it is not without flaws. The biography of Gaskell is the first biography written in Bronte with the consent of her father Patrick Bronte. Mrs. Gaskell was a close friend of his daughter, but Bronte agreed to the biography. Mr. Bronte and Charlotte 's husband decided to deepen their understanding in general about Charlotte' s highly respected Charlotte. But this book is not without controversy