Childhood in the Moslem World
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D. , thus describes a visit to the date-packers at Busrah : "Under all the porticos were men and women, 1 In the year 1900, eighteen per cent of the children under sixteen years of age in the United States were working for wages. The new census of 1910 shows a small decrease in the percentage of child labour. In Europe, of course, the situation is worse, but in all Christian lands there are laws against child labour, and school privileges are open to most, if not all children. It is not so in t...he Dar-ul-Islam.
110 CHILDHOOD IN THE MOSLEM WORLD boys and girls, seated on clean mats, selecting the best dates from boxes into which they had been loosely thrown. These they laid one by one in regular rows. One quick-fingered girl was able to pack seven boxes a day, although she was not at all well. Another, an old woman, could finish one and a half. Each was to receive two cents a box for the packing, so none could grow rich at the work, although what they received no doubt meant a great deal to them.
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D. , thus describes a visit to the date-packers at Busrah : "Under all the porticos were men and women, 1 In the year 1900, eighteen per cent of the children under sixteen years of age in the United States were working for wages. The new census of 1910 shows a small decrease in the percentage of child labour. In Europe, of course, the situation is worse, but in all Christian lands there are laws against child labour, and school privileges are open to most, if not all children. It is not so in t...he Dar-ul-Islam.
110 CHILDHOOD IN THE MOSLEM WORLD boys and girls, seated on clean mats, selecting the best dates from boxes into which they had been loosely thrown. These they laid one by one in regular rows. One quick-fingered girl was able to pack seven boxes a day, although she was not at all well. Another, an old woman, could finish one and a half. Each was to receive two cents a box for the packing, so none could grow rich at the work, although what they received no doubt meant a great deal to them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Marinus Zwemer to read onlineMoreLess
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