Excerpt from The Effects of Machinery on Wages
In the following pages greater space has certainly been devoted to the evil than to the good results of machinery, and lest I be supposed to hold pessimist views on the subject a word of explanation seems desirable. I observed whilst collecting materials for my Essay, that though many writers of repute had clearly and fully discussed the good effects of Machinery, hardly one had noticed the evils inherent in its use. For example, the veteran economist M. Chevalier devotes quite a third part of his Cours d'Economie Politique (first published I believe in 1840) to an elaborate and detailed eulogium of Machinery, but he passes over the dangers, or treats them as if they were of small importance.
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