The Factory Question, Considered in Relation to Its Effects on the Health and Morals of Those Employed in Factories, and the Ten Hours Bill in ... and Those of Foreign Countries ...... - Softcover
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<title> The Factory Question, Considered In Relation To Its Effects On The Health And Morals Of Those Employed In Factories, And The "Ten Hours Bill" In Relation To Its Effects Upon The Manufactures Of England, And Those Of Foreign Countries ...
<author> Robert Hyde Greg
<publisher> J. Ridgway and Sons, 1837
<subjects> Law; Labor & Employment; Factories; Hours of labor; Law / Labor & Employment; Political Science / Labor & Industrial Relations
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