The Condition of the Working Class in England

"The Condition of the Working Class in England," written by Friedrich Engels in 1845, examines the harsh realities faced by industrial workers during the Industrial Revolution. Engels highlights dire living conditions, such as overcrowded housing, unsanitary environments, long working hours, and low wages. He argues that the rapid industrialization led to the exploitation of workers, causing significant social injustices. Engels emphasizes the impact of capitalism on the working class, advocating for reform and social change to improve their lives. His insights played a crucial role in shaping labor rights movements and discussions about social equality.