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The curse of the factory system

John Fielden

A. M. Kelley 1969 2d ed. / with a new introduction by J.T. Ward Reprints of economic classics

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The curse of the factory system

John Fielden

Frank Cass 1969 2nd ed. / with a new introduction by J.T. Ward Cass library of industrial classics no. 25

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A return of the number and names of the surgeons who have furnished the inspectors of factories with tables containing the stature of children measured by them : of the total number so measured between the ages of 9 and 10, of 10 and 11, of 11 and 12, and of 12 and 13 years respectively : and of the number of each age who were under and above the standard laid down by the inspectors as a guide to the appointed surgeons in their respective districts : also, the height of the lowest and of the tallest in each class of children of the said respective ages : and the average height of the total number measured of each class respectively, by each surgeon

[John Fielden]

Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be printed 1837

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The curse of the factory system, or, a short account of the origin of factory cruelties, of the attempts to protect the children by law, of their present sufferings, our duty towards them, injustice of Mr. Thomson's Bill, the folly of the political economists, a warning against sending the children of the south into the factories of the north

John Fielden

W. Milner [1836]

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National regeneration : which letters contain a development of all the principles and all the views connected with this important contemplated change in the manufacturing affairs of the country

[s.n.] 1834

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The curse of the factory system, or, A short account of the origin of factory cruelties : of the attempts to protect the children by law, of their present sufferings, our duty towards them, injustice of Mr. Thomson's bill, the folly of the political economists, a warning against sending the children of the South into the factories of the North

by John Fielden

A. Cobbett [18--]

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