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In his classic book ‘Wages in 1873,’ Earl Thomas Brassey Brassey presents a thought-provoking address delivered before the Social Science Association in Norwich. The book delves into the complexities of wage determination during the time period, shedding light on the social and economic factors influencing the labor market in 1873. Brassey’s analysis offers valuable insights into the challenges faced by workers and employers at the time and explores possible solutions to improve wage conditions. This seminal work remains a relevant and informative resource for scholars and readers interested in understanding the historical context of labor economics and wage dynamics in the 19th century. Brassey’s meticulous research and compelling arguments make ‘Wages in 1873’ a essential read for anyone passionate about social and economic history.