The Holy Aliance

The conditions in factories for Children
The conditions in factories for Children

I write this newspaper article because I am concerned about the condition in what the kids work after theindustrial revolution. I go to the factories and watch all the injustices that the kids have to pass being there. Also I interview some kids that have suffer an accident and lose one arm or hand, also Iinterview the boss and I realized that he have a very cold head because he not take the least care of the kids.
Some of the abuses that the kids suffer are that some of them have to clean the machineswhen they were working, they were called scavengers. The scavengers have a lot of risk, because the machines had some blades and the kids were exposed to much danger. The risk that the kids have was alot, all the days a lot of kids suffer injuries. The bosses were very extreme and rue there is a commentary that says: “I have seen the factory owner with a horse whip standing outside the mill. Hepunished the children who came late.” This shows all the abuses that the kids suffer in the industrial revolution. They also have very few foods the breakfast is a oatcake and the dinner is a potato pieand a boiled bacon. With this feeding they have a very short and exhausting life they have a life average of thirteen years old. They also were exposed to sixteen or more hours of work, the wake upat 4 am and return to house late and tired.
I don’t know if the industrial revolution is good or bad you will decide this.

Interview to a factory boss
How many kids do you have in your factory?All my workers are kids, they are more than 300.
Why you only have kids in your factory?
Because I pay less to them than to the adults.
What do they eat?
The breakfast is a oatcake and the dinneris a potato pie and a boiled bacon
Do you think this is a good feed?
No, but life is life.
What is the age average of your factory?
9 years old.
Do you hit the kids?
Yes, when they come late....