Titlebook: British Social and Economic History 1800–1900; Neil Tonge,Michael Quincey Textbook 1980Latest edition Neil Tonge and Michael Quincey 1980

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Were the Working Classes Revolutionary?,At the close of the Napoleonic Wars, Britain experienced chronic price rises and periods of desperate unemployment. It is the latter factor which appeared to be the catalyst in the periods of political upheaval but when relative stability returned agitation turned to demanding better conditions and wages.

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,Railways — A New Age?,The great Victorian economist, Alfred Marshall, observed, ‘the dominant fact … is the development not of manufacturing but of the transport industries.’ Like any other statement we should not accept this at face value but inquire by what means we can test such a hypothesis.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-04991-2agriculture; depression; economic history; economy; education; management; management education; trade; unio

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