In Victorian Britain, working mothers were generally seen as an economic problem — or at least the symptom of one. A mother who had to work for wages was probably someone whose husband had died, was unemployed, had become disabled or couldn’t earn enough to support the family.
在維多利亞時代的英國，職場母親通常被看作是一個經濟問題——或者至少是一個經濟問題的症狀。如果一個母親不得不自己掙工資，很可能是因爲丈夫已去世、失業、殘疾或掙不到足夠養家的錢。
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