Great meeting in Leeds, on Thursday the 16th of May, 1833, of the factory children to present their protest to the Commissioners appointed through Mr. Wilson Patten's motion for further enquiry, &c. &c..
by Winmarleigh, Great Britain. Commissioners for Inquiring into the Employment of Children in Factories
Part of Making of the Modern World
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