In Dracula by Bram Stoker, the novel disrupts or complicates Henry Mayhew’s social order when it is implied that at the end of the century the modern citizen claimed no settled identity. Henry Mayhew published London Labour and the London Poor in 1851. In this survey, Mayhew talks about the division between social classes and race during that time. Mayhew says that there are two separate races: the wanderers and the settlers. He also suggests that between the races there is only outsider and insider or the vagabond and the citizen. Mayhew refers to the people who are ‘inferior’ as “wandering tribes” and also says how they are constantly preying upon the nation’s citizens. Count Dracula is classified as primitive and alien in the novel. Dracula
