Nineteenth Century Contexts · 2011 · 27 citations · 9 references
HumanitiesEmployment LawHistoryChildren's RightsLabor HistorySocial HistoryChild Protection LawHistory Of ChildhoodBetter RegulationChild Apprenticeship
Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Notes See the collected papers of the Society, dating from 1803 to 1837, in Carpenter. John Harthover comments that he lives “under good Queen Victoria”, i.e., after 1837. The 1834 Act for the Better Regulation of Chimney Sweepers and their Apprentices stipulated that no child under 10 should be employed as a sweep (An Act 257), so any Victorian householder hiring a boy would have been in breach of the law, even before the 1840 act. See Terasaki for the full history of this episode.
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Child Labor and the Factory Acts
Clark Nardinelli · The Journal of Economic History · 1980 · 160 citations
Romanticism and the vocation of childhood
Choice Reviews Online · 2002 · 154 citations
Child Labour and the Industrial Revolution.
Pat Hudson, Clark Nardinelli · The Economic History Review · 1992 · 52 citations
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