Historical document on child labor in British factories during the Industrial Revolution, including an illustration and primary source testimonies.

A historical document titled "Child Workers in Factories" detailing the conditions of child labor during the Industrial Revolution in Britain, featuring a black and white illustration of children working in a factory and five sources providing firsthand accounts of their experiences.

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The conditions in factories for children were dangerous, harsh, and cruel: they did risky jobs like cleaning machines while running, suffered terrible accidents (e.g., losing fingers), were punished harshly (e.g., beaten with a horse whip), ate poor-quality food, and worked up to 16 hours a day with little rest.

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