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The middle class

Name: The middle class
Author: Lawrence James

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First published: 2006
Language: English
Editions: 2

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For Lawrence James, the middle class is the great powerhouse of British history. The death of feudalism, the advancement of democracy, the industrial revolutions, the development of mass media - the middle class is never far away, drawing up petitions, pushing for change in attitude and legislation, engaging in philanthropy.

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