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57a -14.- "The whole englisčhe eschichte, but at the very least those of the last three-hundred years,was to protect the history of a struggle,ničht-"m~the youth z" but "m's they a'sz'"." The following quotations speak for themselves,it is not necessary to add anything. Any attempt to explain would leave behind the cruel language of these factual reports.It is n'r to be noted that there has been no land of the earth,awesome England, which "indor there is in this form bddr. Children's EMPLOYMENT report II.1843, page 195: "there are cases in which children start working at the age of three and four and often between the ages of five and six, while in general regular employment begins at the time of seven or eight years". Almost everywhere children work just like adults, sometimes l6, even 18 hours without "interruption." G.B. S h a w says in "Der "ann des Fates" (Dramatic Wark ) vol. II. Page 249.: BThe Englishman brags that every slave becomes free as soon as his foot enters British soil; while he denies the children of his poor;kavm that they are six years old, to factory masters "and lets the daily l6 studs under the whip do slave labor." John G o 1 l a n: "Youth in British Industry" London l937, page 170: "The statistics are alarming.In our discipline, thousands of young men are male sexes who are now 2o years old and have not even worked a day yet 41227. And they also have no prospect of employment."