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Child labor and the fate of American youth in factories
A stark critique of child labor in early 20th century America argues that factory work robs children of vitality and education, breeding poverty, ignorance, and degeneracy. It cites England and Boer War lessons, laments disease and moral decay, and urges public opinion to end the exploitation and save the nation’s future generations.
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