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Before There Were Child Labor Laws | Georgia Stories
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On this episode of Georgia Stories; Professor John Lupold of Columbus College describes the forces leading to the urbanization of Georgia, while retired textile mill workers Lee Manly, Jeannette Scales, and Charlie Stafford explain what it was like to work in Georgia's mills. In the early 1900s, there were no Georgia laws prohibiting child labor, a situation that coincided with the rise of the textile industry.
Original Air Date: 04/02/1994
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