Who can tell me what Britain was like in the eighteenth century!

18th century is a period of consolidation of British constitutional monarchy and rapid development of capitalist economy, and the bourgeoisie plays an increasingly important role in political and economic life. The emerging bourgeoisie fully participates in political, economic, ideological and cultural construction, thus building its own social public consciousness. They standardize people's words and deeds and establish a new social order by propagating new moral values. Trying to make new morality a way to construct personal identity and shape social consciousness. Writers actively promote morality in their works for the same purpose. The field of literary propaganda has become the main battlefield for the construction of bourgeois social consciousness, and it has merged with the field of political propaganda to shape public consciousness. Literary works become a record of the changes of the spirit of the times and moral concepts. It has become a microcosm of social consciousness. The new moral concept has a distinct imprint of the times. Driven by the humanistic trend of thought that began in the Renaissance, the moral concept of the Middle Ages, which was originally centered on God, began to change to the moral concept of people-oriented, and in the18th century, the basic stereotype was changed. This change has opened up a new understanding of human beings and laid a cognitive foundation for the construction of a new moral concept. The moral subject has changed from god to man, and the moral norms have also changed.