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...whole civil society.” (Engels 15)
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A tone of unexpected urgency can be detected in Engels’ suggesting that industrialization spurred “a revolution which altered the whole civil society” and further in branding the alteration with “historical importance” (15).
One great contributor to England’s fluctuating national identity has to do with the exponential growth of England’s population in the years following the Industrial Revolutionl: “in the last decade of the nineteenth century London's population expanded to four million” (Diniejko).
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In 1844, Friedrich Engels wrote on the condition of England. Before critiquing the state of England, Engels points a finger at the cause of the problem, saying, “These inventions gave rise, as is well known, to an industrial revolution, a revolution which altered the whole civil society” (Engels 15). Indeed, near the middle of the century, many began to take notice of these changes, as they were present in nearly every social sphere: economics, environment, employment, housing, health care, filial relations and culture.
In 1844, Friedrich Engels wrote on the condition of England. “These inventions gave rise, as is well known, to an industrial revolution, a revolution which altered the whole civil society” (Engels 15). Indeed, near the middle of the century, many began to take notice of these changes, as they were present in nearly every social sphere: economics, environment, employment, housing, health care, filial relations and culture.