The Condition of the Working Class in England (Oxford World's Classics)
Friedrich Engels’s influential study explores the condition of England’s working class and the social consequences of industrialization. Combining historical observation with political critique, it offers a significant perspective on labor, poverty, inequality, and the development of modern social thought.
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Friedrich Engels examines the living and working conditions of England’s working class.
The book presents a wide-ranging study of industrial society, poverty, labor, and social inequality.
It remains an important text for readers interested in nineteenth-century history, social thought, and political criticism.
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