The Other Side of the Hedge

Beginning of the 20th century, when industrialism was climbing to its climax, most of the Western Europeans were happy and proud of their achievements brought by machines. However, machines were also the cause of forcing a lot of people who kept traditional techniques out of work because those people couldn't handle mass production. Beside economic progress, European countries had their societies more civilized and modern. That created a psychological gap in people who couldn't chase with the fast-pace progress or couldn't adapt themselves into a new, better life. Witnessed such event, E.…