Taddei clarifies that during the 19th century the word ‘gentleman’ defined "an ideal of conduct as well as a social rank" Taddei, 1999:16, a social status that could be achieved with education and the correct behavior, symbolizing the first possibility of social fluidity in the British upper classes McKay, 2012.
Taddei explica que durante el siglo XIX la palabra ‘caballero’ definía «un ideal de conducta y un rango social» Taddei, 1999:16, un estatus que podía lograrse con educación y el comportamiento adecuado, simbolizando la primera posibilidad de movilidad social en la clase alta Británica McKay, 2012.