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The Condition of Working Women and the Factory Acts is a groundbreaking work of social and political activism. Boucherett and Blackburn's report exposes the deplorable working conditions faced by women in factories across England during the late 19th century, and advocates for legal reforms to improve their lives. The book is a powerful testament to the courage and determination of women who fought for their rights and dignity.
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