The American State Reports: Containing the Cases of General ..., volume 101
The American State Reports: Containing the Cases of General ..., volume 101
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Tozxi. 4S1 «id thereby attained its commercial supremacy in the world ■larkfits, cheap child labor was largely tttilized^ to ihe detarixMht of the morals^ health, and personal safety of very many yomg ehildrvBy which aroused the humane and charitable impulses of the refuniierB and philanthropists of that country^ who ooih d«etad an earnest and effective propaganda to mitigate the evils that deprived the objects of iheir solicitude of the benefits of odiieation and moral instmction, snbjeeting t...hem to tiie evik of a tervile peonage, to minister to tiie selfishness of the eon ployer. In 1878 this agitation resulted in a parliamentary codificatian.of several former enactments embracing a complete qrgtem to enlarge tiie scope of existing laws, wherein not only the direct interesta of the children themselves were considered as an important factor in the sdieme, but also tiie preventkn of ignoranoe, suffering, and crime, with their results to the public wdiare. A reference to the history of the '^factory aets" of England, which may be found in any modem encyclopedia, clearly indicates that these laws were adopted not only to diminish ignorance and immorality, but also to prev^t the maiming and injuring ^^ of young diildren in hazardoua oe- cnpatkms, whereby they would become burdens upon the prublie.
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Tozxi. 4S1 «id thereby attained its commercial supremacy in the world ■larkfits, cheap child labor was largely tttilized^ to ihe detarixMht of the morals^ health, and personal safety of very many yomg ehildrvBy which aroused the humane and charitable impulses of the refuniierB and philanthropists of that country^ who ooih d«etad an earnest and effective propaganda to mitigate the evils that deprived the objects of iheir solicitude of the benefits of odiieation and moral instmction, snbjeeting t...hem to tiie evik of a tervile peonage, to minister to tiie selfishness of the eon ployer. In 1878 this agitation resulted in a parliamentary codificatian.of several former enactments embracing a complete qrgtem to enlarge tiie scope of existing laws, wherein not only the direct interesta of the children themselves were considered as an important factor in the sdieme, but also tiie preventkn of ignoranoe, suffering, and crime, with their results to the public wdiare. A reference to the history of the '^factory aets" of England, which may be found in any modem encyclopedia, clearly indicates that these laws were adopted not only to diminish ignorance and immorality, but also to prev^t the maiming and injuring ^^ of young diildren in hazardoua oe- cnpatkms, whereby they would become burdens upon the prublie.
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