Kids in the Industrial Rev.

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…with the parents than they were in the cotton mills. Finally in 1842 a report was written called the Royal Commission Report which investigated, the distressing stories of the children working in the industry. One of the worst cases was in the medal trades of the Black Country. Here the children helped to make nails, chains, and locks. They slaved away in abominable little workshops, were malnourished, badly clothed and subjected to every sort of cruelty.