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Page 112
... class as con- firmed after 1848 with the failure of the political revolutions in Europe and of associated social movements such as Chartism in Great Britain . From this date the middle class and working class who had combined against ...
... class as con- firmed after 1848 with the failure of the political revolutions in Europe and of associated social movements such as Chartism in Great Britain . From this date the middle class and working class who had combined against ...
Page 151
... Working Man ( 1963 ) argues that efforts to cater specifically for the working classes go back to the beginning of ... class radicalism in the 1840s had subsided . James is careful to stress that the failure of the latter is not to be blamed ...
... Working Man ( 1963 ) argues that efforts to cater specifically for the working classes go back to the beginning of ... class radicalism in the 1840s had subsided . James is careful to stress that the failure of the latter is not to be blamed ...
Page 152
... working class ; he addressed a weekly article in his magazine Reynolds ' Miscellany to ' the industrial classes ' and included explicit social comment in his fiction . However , low prices were not the only distinguishing feature of working ...
... working class ; he addressed a weekly article in his magazine Reynolds ' Miscellany to ' the industrial classes ' and included explicit social comment in his fiction . However , low prices were not the only distinguishing feature of working ...
Contents
Theoretical Approaches | 21 |
Defoe and Richardson | 59 |
Varieties of Conservative | 87 |
Copyright | |
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