Robert Hessen on the Industrial Revolution
Last month, I posted on some of the intellectual contributions of economic and business historian Robert Hessen, who died on April 15. At the time, I didn’t have access to his contribution to Ayn Rand’s book Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal. But I got a copy from the library and found his essay. It’s titled, “The Effects of the Industrial Revolution on Women and Children.”
My view now is that it’s quite good. My view when I first read it, at age 17, was that it was incredibly good. Why the change in my views?
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