"The Middle Class and National Reformation" is a book that explores the relationship between the development of the middle class and national reforms in the history of the nations of the world. The author analyzes the impact of the growth of the middle class on the political, social and economic processes of society, and also reveals the role played by national identity in the formation of this class. The book examines in detail the historical contexts of the development of the middle class in different countries of the world, starting from the Age of Enlightenment and ending with modern realities. The author draws attention to the peculiarities of the formation of the middle class and the relationship with the reforms that promoted or restrained its development. This book will be a useful source of knowledge for those interested in the history of social classes and mechanisms of national reforms. Readers will be able to gain a deep understanding of the influence of the middle class on the course of historical events and changes in society, as well as understand the importance of national consciousness in shaping the future of the country.