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Joseph Hebergman ==



**Summary of Article:** Joseph Hebergman was a child laborer that was interviewed on June 1, 1832 by Michael Salder, an Englishman who was concerned about he condition of children working in local factories. During his interview he discusses how he started working at George Addison's Bradley Mill at age seven. He discusses how he had fifteen hours of work every single day, with only a half hour break. Not only were his hours very long, but his physical health was also in danger. "Yes, in the morning I could scarcely walk, and my brother and sister used, out of kindness, to take me under each arm, and run with me to the mill, and my legs  dragged off the ground; in consequence of the pain I could not walk". These were words of Hebergman when he was discussing his physical health after working in the factory for many years.

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