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The excerpt of the autobiography focuses on life in... in the 1840s. The "Hungry Forties" was an era of widespread economic hardship, attributed to factors such as economic depression (a slump ...), the absence of ..., and poor living standards for most working-class people, which only began to gradually improve after the 1850s. Another major issue was the high cost of food due to a series of poor harvests and protective tariffs known as the Corn Laws (....
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