The American Child, Volumes 4-5

Explore the history of child labor in America through the eyes of those who fought to end it. Volume 4-5 of The American Child features in-depth articles, personal stories, and photographs that shed light on the harsh realities of child labor in industrial America and the efforts of advocates to improve working conditions for children.

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