The Making of the English Working Class
A landmark historical study exploring the formation of the English working class during the Industrial Revolution and its lasting social impact.
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A foundational work in social history that examines the experiences of working people in England from 1780 to 1832.
The book explores how economic changes, political movements, and cultural shifts shaped class identity and consciousness.
It draws on a wide range of contemporary sources to present the voices and struggles of ordinary men and women.
The study remains influential in labor history and the broader understanding of class formation.
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