Includes an early 1900 work schedule and situations of women working long hours in various factories. Attitudes toward women in the past, the legal status of women, conditions for women working in early days, and women in reform movements are issues explained. The Sadler Committee interviewed factory workers in England in 1831-32. These interviews bring to light child labor and harsh conditions. The Sadler Committee interviewed factory workers in England during 1831-32.
Child labor is described.
Charles Dickens' life is described. Lowell mills where the mill girls lived and worked. Graphics on homepage, but at this time there is little information. Be sure to read the directions for each stanza closely. Each stanza is four lines.