What is the importance of Victorian morality in the novel, To Say Nothing of the Dog, or, How We Found the Bishop’s Bird Stump at Last?

Victorian morals play a huge role in the unfolding of the novel's events. It is the rules involving the servant class that play the biggest role, particularly the interactions of Baine, the Irish butler, with his soon-to-be wife, the English aristocrat Tossie Mering.