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Zwei Bücher zur socialen Geschichte Englands

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Identifikator:
1891000233
URN:
urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-260008
Document type:
Monograph
Author:
Held, Adolf http://d-nb.info/gnd/116681667
Title:
Zwei Bücher zur socialen Geschichte Englands
Place of publication:
Leipzig
Publisher:
Duncker & Humblot
Year of publication:
1881
Scope:
XIV, 775 Seiten
1 Portrait
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2022
Collection:
Economics Books
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Zweites Buch. Entwicklung der Grossindustrie.
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  • Zwei Bücher zur socialen Geschichte Englands
  • Title page
  • Einleitung zur sozialen Geschichte Englands von 1760-1832.
  • Erstes Buch. Soziale und politische Literatur von 1776-1832.
  • Zweites Buch. Entwicklung der Grossindustrie.
  • Erster Anhang. Vortrag über Handwerk und Grossindustrie.
  • Zweiter Anhang. Belegstellen.
  • Index

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Moralität. 
645 
in den Distrieten mit Eisen- und Baumwollindustrie und in der 
Hauptstadt die im ganzen übrigen Lande weit übertraf. 
Ich führe diese Thatsachen indessen nur an, um die An- 
sichten von Baines und seinen Gesinnungsgenossen zu wider- 
legen. Den positiven Beweis dafür, dass die grosse Industrie 
im Anfang ihrer Entwicklung grosse moralische Schäden er- 
zeugte, kann nur die Betrachtung des ganzen Lebens der 
Fabrikarbeiter und in den Fabrikstädten liefern. Es giebt 
keinen anderen Beweis, wir brauchen aber auch keinen an- 
deren, als die Schilderungen classischer Zeugen, welche uns 
sagen, wie die Wohnungen, wie das Familienleben, die reli- 
zijöse Gesinnung der Fabrikarbeiter war und ist. Dies Leben 
war an sich unmoralisch, d. h. moralisch schlechter als das der 
früheren Bauern, Hausindustriellen und Handwerker.!) Die 
Verwahrlosung der Fabrikkinder und die Zerstörung des 
Familienlebens der Fabrikarbeiter, wie sie uns die offieiellen 
Berichte schildern %), war an sich eine neue Art und Quelle 
von Immoralität. 
Wie betreffs der Gesundheit der Fabrikarbeiter, so ist 
auch betreffs des Standes ihrer Moral zuzugestehn, dass der- 
J. Kay, the Social Condition and Education of the People, London 
1850, S. 837: } 
„I speak with deliberation when I say that I know no spectacle so 
degraded. and if I may be allowed to use a strong word, so horrible, as 
the back streets and suburbs of english and irish towns with their filthy 
inhabitants; with their crowds of half clad, filthy and degraded children, 
playing in their dirty kennels; with their numerous gin-palaces, filled 
with people whose hands and faces show how their flesh is, So to speak, 
impregnated with spirituous liquors — the only solaces, poor creatures, 
that they have! — and with poor girls whom a want of a religious trai- 
ning in their infancy and misery has driven to the most degraded and 
pitiful of all pursuits. 
„Go to London, reader, or to Manchester, or Liverpool, or Preston, 
or Norwich, or Nottingham, or York or Chester, or to any other of our 
large and increasing manufacturing or commercial towns, and see if my 
description is exaggerated. An hour’s walk in any one will suffice to 
convince you of its sad truth. 
2) S. Anhang unter M.
	        

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