What transformed the world into a modern capitalist society?
The Age of Capital: 1848–1875 by Eric Hobsbawm is a powerful and insightful historical work that explores one of the most transformative periods in global history.

This book examines the rise of capitalism following the revolutions of 1848, a time marked by rapid industrial growth, economic expansion, and profound social change. Hobsbawm brilliantly analyzes how industry, trade, and finance reshaped societies, influencing politics, class structures, and global power dynamics.

With a clear and engaging narrative, the author connects economic developments with cultural and political shifts, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of how the modern world began to take shape. His scholarly yet accessible style makes complex historical processes easy to grasp.

Part of Hobsbawm’s renowned historical series, this book is essential for anyone interested in world history, economics, and the evolution of modern society.

Publisher: ABACUS

Language : English

Binding: PAPER BACK

Pages : 413