Emma is a member of the gentry’ class in English society. The gentry have land and money, are considered to be ladies and gentlemen, and are considered to be quite genteel. Emma’s membership in this class is essential to the thesis of the novel because in the highly stratified society of 19th century England, the behavior of the upper social classes was controlled and dictated to

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