Sybil

Disraeli vividly depicts the appalling conditions of the poor-their pitiful wages, their miserably overcrowded tenements, and their exploitation by the new breed of powerful industrialists-as an indirect plea for social and political reform and for the fulfilment of his dream of a new, more democratic England.

Disraeli descrie in mod viu conditiile ingrozitoare ale saracilor - salariile lor jalnice, locuintele lor mizerabil supraaglomerate si exploatarea lor de catre noua generatie de industriasi puternici - ca pe o pledoarie indirecta pentru reforma sociala si politica si pentru implinirea visului sau de un nou, Anglia mai democratica.