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The Industrial Revolution

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“The BRUTAL uprooting of rural Britain,” is how a BBC broadcaster describes the Industrial Revolution.

“That's historical amnesia,” says Johan Norberg. “For the first time, mankind began to escape hunger and destitution."

Compared to what came before, the industrial revolution was a golden age.
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