Industrialization and industrial labor in nineteenth-century Europe Edited by James J. Sheehan
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TextLanguage: English Series: Major issues in historyPublisher: New York Wiley [1973]Description: 173 p 21 cmContent type: - Text
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Gaskell, P. Artisans and machinery.--Engels, F. The condition of the working class in England in 1844.--Bowley, A. L. and Burnett-Hurst, A. R. Livelihood and poverty.--Bell, Lady F. At the works.--Göhre, P. Three months in a workshop.--Wright, T. Some habits and customs of the working classes.--Fischer, W. Social tensions at early stages of industrialization.--Blumer, H. Early industrialization and the laboring class.--Taylor, A. J. Progress and poverty in Britain.--Ulam, A. The historical role of Marxism.--Suggestions for further reading (p. 171-173)
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