The Age of Capital: 1848–1875 by Eric Hobsbawm

The Age of Capital by Eric Hobsbawm is a history of the years 1848–1875, when industrial capitalism remade Europe and the world.

The book follows the triumph of the bourgeoisie, the spread of industry and railways, and the revolutions and empires of the mid-nineteenth century, showing how capitalism transformed societies, cities and everyday life. It is the second volume of Hobsbawm's history of the long nineteenth century.

What readers will explore:

• Industrial capitalism and its triumph, 1848–1875
• Industry, railways and the remaking of society
• Revolution, empire and the bourgeois age
• How the mid-nineteenth century shaped the modern world

Who this book is for: Readers interested in nineteenth-century history, economic history, and Hobsbawm's sweeping histories.

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