Age Of Capital

Discover the profound insights of Eric Hobsbawm in his acclaimed work, Age Of Capital. Published in 1988, this compelling book delves into the economic history of the world from around 1800 to 1900, a transformative period that shaped modern capitalism. Spanning 416 pages, Hobsbawm expertly analyzes the intricate relationship between economic forces and societal changes during this pivotal era. As part of the Abacus History Great series, Age Of Capital is not only beautifully repackaged but also rich in scholarly detail, making it an essential read for anyone interested in business, economics, and world history. Join Hobsbawm on a journey through the complexities of the past and gain a deeper understanding of how capital has influenced our contemporary world.