In Hard Times, Charles Dickens portrays Josiah Bounderby as a stereotypical, arrogant, demanding, successful businessman. He represents a powerful down-to-earth attitude, but driven by greed and with no real concept of human nature, but his character isn't really a good representation of the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. I'm not sure why Dickens characterized him so unjustly because for the most part, he did a good job in portraying the times of the Industrial Revolution.

Hard Times uses the typical rich get richer and poor get poorer attitude, which was not necessarily the case

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