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Anticipations Chapter 3 Part 1
In which the vast mechanical advancements of the nineteenth century are observed as catalysts transforming the traditional social order—dissolving old classes and creating novel forms of property and social groups that elude former categories and understandings. Among these shifts appear a new class of indifferent shareholding proprietors and a sprawling mass of functionless poor, alongside a burgeoning yet still unstructured body of skilled workers and technologists, whose adaptation promises to shape the future social fabric.
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