Abstract
Nineteenth century was the Age of steam and iron. Charles Dickens was of the view that it was the best of the times and the worst of the times. Many writers and poets, in their works depicted the unforgettable memories and stories, of class prejudice, poverty, oppression, discontent and agitation of the newly created urban class. Wordsworth in his works critique the negative impact of the Industrial Revolution on the English society. This research article will explore Wordsworth as a critique of the New World.
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