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"The Industrial Revolution brought about great changes, but this was a time before many labor laws, and many children had to work from sunup to sundown. The poor had to work as rat catchers and coal miners! Readers will take in important historical context as they learn all about these and other horrible jobs of the era."--
Publish Date
2014
Publisher
Gareth Stevens Publishing,
Gareth Stevens Library
Language
English
Pages
48
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Occupations, Industrial revolution, Juvenile literature, Job descriptions, History, Occupations, juvenile literature, Industries, history, Great britain, Great britain, juvenile literature, United states, United states, juvenile literaturePlaces
United States, Great BritainTimes
19th century, 18th centuryShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Horrible jobs of the industrial revolution
2014, Gareth Stevens Publishing, Gareth Stevens Library
in English
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1482403439 9781482403435
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Table of Contents
Down the mine ; Coal miner ; Coal hurrier ; Coal trapper
Factory workers ; Flour mill ; Glassmaker ; Matchstick girls ; Metalworker ; Mule piecer and scavenger ; Tanner ; The workhouse
On the move ; Canal legger ; On the trains ; Navvy
At your service! ; Housemaid ; Rat catcher ; Chimney sweep ; The end of the industrial revolution.
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Includes bibliographical references (page 47) and index.
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