Attitudes of the industrial middle class

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Read "Attitudes of the Industrial Middle Class in Britain and Japan" (19-1d). What are the differences between the viewpoints of Samuel Smiles and Shibuzawa Eiichi? How do you account for those differences? Do they share any values or outlooks? How does Smiles represent nineteenth-century liberalism and how does Eiichi exemplify the values of Confucius?

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