How were the effects of Industrial Revolution reflected in the novels?
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With the affect of industrialisation in 19th century, it greatly impacted on the writing of the novels.
Undoubtedly, industrialisation brought significant developments and gave rise to many innovations and developments.
Even the people who migrated into the city for the search of jobs were also affected.
Undoubtedly, industrialisation brought significant developments and gave rise to many innovations and developments.
Even the people who migrated into the city for the search of jobs were also affected.
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✔Industrialisation had great impact of novels. In 19th century industrial revolution began in Europe which rise to new inventions and development.
✔This also created problem for working classes who migrated to cities in search of jobs It was ordinary labours who had to face all difficulty.
✔So many novels came up whose main theme was ordinary workers
EX- Charles Dickens 'hard times' novel depicted working class in Europe.
✔Charles Kingsley's 'alton lock' depicted injustice social divisions of workers.
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✔Industrialisation had great impact of novels. In 19th century industrial revolution began in Europe which rise to new inventions and development.
✔This also created problem for working classes who migrated to cities in search of jobs It was ordinary labours who had to face all difficulty.
✔So many novels came up whose main theme was ordinary workers
EX- Charles Dickens 'hard times' novel depicted working class in Europe.
✔Charles Kingsley's 'alton lock' depicted injustice social divisions of workers.
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