Engels' The Condition of the Working Class in England

Engels' "The Condition of the Working Class in England" examines the difficult living and working conditions faced by industrial workers during the 19th century. He highlights long hours, low wages, unhealthy environments, and overcrowded housing, which led to poor health and social hardship. Engels emphasizes how capitalism and industrialization widened inequalities and exploited workers. The book advocates for social reform, improved worker rights, and critiques the unfairness of the economic system that prioritizes profit over human well-being. Overall, it provides a detailed analysis of the struggles of the working class amid rapid industrial growth.