Six Centuries of Work and Wages; the History of English Labour

€œSix Centuries of Work and Wages € by James E. Thorold Rogers, Volume 2, offers a detailed exploration of the history of English labor. This volume delves into the wages, working conditions, and economic factors shaping the lives of laborers over six centuries. Rogers, a renowned political economist and historian, provides a rich and meticulously researched account, drawing from historical records to illustrate the evolution of labor practices in England.

From medieval times through the burgeoning industrial era, this book examines the social and economic forces affecting the working class. It provides invaluable insights into the historical context of modern labor issues, making it an essential read for students and scholars of economic history, social history, and labor studies. Discover the roots of contemporary debates about fair wages and workers' rights in this classic work.

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