"The Industrial Revolution and the Social Fabric of Europe" by Oliver Shaw explores the profound transformation of European society during the 18th and 19th centuries, driven by the rise of industrial capitalism. The book delves into how the shift from agrarian economies to industrialized ones reshaped the social, economic, and political structures of Europe. It examines the emergence of new social classes, including the industrial bourgeoisie and the working class, and the growing tensions between them. Shaw investigates the impact of industrialization on family structures, labor conditions, gender roles, and education, alongside the darker consequences of child labor, exploitation, and urban squalor. The book also analyzes the rise of political movements, from liberalism to socialism, which emerged as responses to the inequalities created by industrial capitalism. Through an in-depth exploration of key figures, events, and primary sources, this work provides a comprehensive view of how the Industrial Revolution altered the fabric of European society, paving the way for the modern world.
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