How to Read Industrial Britain
Tim CooperHow to Read Industrial Britain
January 1, 2011Random House212 pages
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The Industrial Revolution transformed the society of the late 18th century and changed the material landscape of Britain. This book reveals how, by reading artefacts, sites or townscapes, we can understand their context and what they meant to the society that created them.
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