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Joshua Drake:

Michael Sadler interviewed Joshua about the [|children] working in factories during the [|Industrial Revolution.] He was paid poorly and worked hard and long. He would have rather worked less and get paid less then have to work very hard and get paid a little more. He did not receive parish assistance and would never let his own children work in a factory. If a law was passed that people could only work a certain amount of hours, the [|factory owners] would still get the products finished by hiring more children to get the job done. This time was not one of the proudest moments of the [|Industrial Revolution].



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Works Cited Taylor, Joan. 6 June 2002. 

Hliboki, Jaime. 13 Septemtber 1995. 