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The child-slaves of Britain

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Half-title: The child-slaves of Britain; a true and faithful account of the present condition of certain small lieges of His Majesty King Edward VII (whom God preserve) in various principal towns and cities of his kingdoms of England and Scotland in the first years of the twentieth century.
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Keywords

  1. Child Labor
  2. Great Britain
  3. Labor And Laboring Classes

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