Socialism, Utopian And Scientific
Socialism, Utopian And Scientific
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Steam and the new-* tool -making machinery were transforming manufacture into modem industry, and thus revolutionising the whole foundation of bour- geois society. The slyggish march of devel- opment of the manufacturing period changed into a veritable storm and stress period of pro- duction. With constantly increasing swiftness the splitting-up of society into large capitalists and non-possessing proletarians w^nt on. Be- tween these, instead of the former stable middle^ class, an unstable mas...s of aitisans and small shopkeepers, the mcst fluctuating portion of die population, now led a precarious existence.
The new mode of production was, as yet, only at the beginning of fts period of ascent ; as yet it was the normal, regular method of pro- duGtion — the only one possible under existing conditions. NeverthelesSr even then it was producing crying social abuses — the herding together of a homeless population in the worst quarters of the large towns ; the loosening of all traditional moral bonds, of patriarchal sub- ordination, of family relations ; overwork, es- pecially of women and children, to a frightful extent ; complete demoralisation of the work- ing-dass^ suddenly flung into altogether new conditions, from- the country into the town, from agriculture into modern industry, from stable conditions of existence into insecure ones that changed from day to day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Steam and the new-* tool -making machinery were transforming manufacture into modem industry, and thus revolutionising the whole foundation of bour- geois society. The slyggish march of devel- opment of the manufacturing period changed into a veritable storm and stress period of pro- duction. With constantly increasing swiftness the splitting-up of society into large capitalists and non-possessing proletarians w^nt on. Be- tween these, instead of the former stable middle^ class, an unstable mas...s of aitisans and small shopkeepers, the mcst fluctuating portion of die population, now led a precarious existence.
The new mode of production was, as yet, only at the beginning of fts period of ascent ; as yet it was the normal, regular method of pro- duGtion — the only one possible under existing conditions. NeverthelesSr even then it was producing crying social abuses — the herding together of a homeless population in the worst quarters of the large towns ; the loosening of all traditional moral bonds, of patriarchal sub- ordination, of family relations ; overwork, es- pecially of women and children, to a frightful extent ; complete demoralisation of the work- ing-dass^ suddenly flung into altogether new conditions, from- the country into the town, from agriculture into modern industry, from stable conditions of existence into insecure ones that changed from day to day.
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