Children's Work and Welfare 1780-1890

Focusing on child employment during Britain's industrial rise, the book explores the various roles children held in farming, mining, factories, and domestic settings. It highlights societal attitudes towards child labor, detailing the experiences of those working in formal industries as well as those assisting at home or undertaking seasonal tasks. The author provides insight into the challenges faced by these children and the evolving perceptions of their labor within the context of a rapidly industrializing society.