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Every hour earned its wage
Before the factory whistle, time belonged to the farmer. After it, time belonged to the machine. Victorian Britain did not merely invent new technologies-it invented a new kind of human being: punctual, obedient, replaceable. This book examines the industrial revolution not as a story of inventors and entrepreneurs but as a system of social control disguised as progress.
